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Whaling affects people because it leads to an imbalance in the marine ecosystem. This means that other parts of marine life affected, which affects the quality of water, and the presence of fish for human consumption.

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1) It will ruin the food chain and ecosystem.

2) The whales are harmless creatures unlike other sea mammals who bite and kill.

3) There will be too much krill in the sea/ only a few types of sea creatures.

4) There won't be anymore whale watching for anyone.

5) We need to preserve them for future generations.

6) The female whales will breed many more little whales but if we kill them there won't be any left.

7) We won't have any more whale tricks which entertain us.

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14y ago

Whale meat had been used as food by Eskimos, Native Americans, and the Japanese before European whaling started. Whale oil was once used for making candles, soap and crayons. Spermaceti (oil from Sperm whale) was used in cosmetics and skin cleansers. Blubber was boiled down into oil for lamps and for lubricating machinery. Teeth and bones were used in jewelery. Tendons became strings for tennis rackets and threads for surgery. Whale bones were made into fishing poles and frames for houses.

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13y ago

Allow me to rephrase the question so you can contemplate how ridiculous it is:

"Does killing whales hurt whales?"

Yes, yes I believe that it does. Even if it's done as humanely as possible, they're still being killed.

Note that this is not at all the same question as "Is whaling bad?" Killing ants probably hurts ants, but I'm still going to do it to every one I see in my kitchen.

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the social effects of whaling are your mother.

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7y ago

Whaling kills whales.

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