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This report isproduced withthe support <strong>and</strong>endorsement ofthe followingorganisations:www.whalewatch.org
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ForewordWhales are highly evolved a
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1 Executive SummaryThis review exam
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2 A background to whalingPhilippa B
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y the weapon’s enormous recoil, w
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Japan currently whales in the Antar
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Otto, K. 1997. Animal Pain Behaviou
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Protecting the welfare of animals i
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Toothed whales (Odontoceti)Toothed
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Social behaviourMother-calf pairsOn
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to store and pass on information to
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Communication in great whalesThe mo
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Self-awarenessOne of the most compe
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J.G.M. Thewissen), pp. 158-162. Aca
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Whitehead, H., Waters, S. and Lyrho
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humanitarian purposes the time take
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Welfare and the modern IWCFrom 1980
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1996 UK proposes guidelines for col
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Section TwoWhale killing6 Commercia
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Table 1 Commercial, special permit
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It can be argued that the figures f
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Since struck and lost whales can in
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equipment to Russian subsistence wh
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This is the time from the throwing
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Table 3 Aboriginal Subsistence Whal
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International Aid For Korean Animal
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29 In Resolution 1999-1, the IWC no
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For example, Greenland and the Faro
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the past they made an important con
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however, has been made on the exten
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hunt indicate that the whales are s
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8 Weather, sea condition and shipmo
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chance of fog decreases from 15 to
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experienced in December, or y could
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9 The potential stress effects ofwh
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Both chase and pursuit cause stress
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and manifest in a series of lethal
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Ridgeway, S. H. (1966). Dall porpoi
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10 Euthanasia of cetaceansPhilippa
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for the task. The correct target ar
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whales the size of minke whales (Ø
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11 Review of criteria for determini
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It is apparent from Figure 1, that,
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interpreted criteria, comparisons o
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90A REVIEW OF THE WELFARE IMPLICATI
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12 A comparison betweenslaughterhou
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Page 105 and 106: Table 1 Animal welfare and the Sche
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Page 117 and 118: Whales and the lawCetaceans (and wh
Page 119 and 120: scientific and technical committees
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Page 129 and 130: 15 Whaling and welfarePhilippa Brak
Page 131 and 132: commercial whaling. Times to death
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Page 137 and 138: international customary law and exi
Page 139 and 140: 16 Summary of conclusionsModern day
Page 141 and 142: Glossary136A REVIEW OF THE WELFARE
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Page 145 and 146: Appendix IIColour plates©Mark Voti
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