On June 2, 2026, residents of the Faroe Islands participated in a traditional event known as the grind, resulting in the death of over 700 porpoises. The practice, which has been part of local culture, involves the hunting of marine mammals. Images from the event depict the waters around the islands affected by the slaughter.
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Over 700 porpoises killed in Faroe Islands during traditional grind
Residents of the Faroe Islands conducted a traditional hunt on June 2, 2026, resulting in the death of over 700 porpoises. This event, known as the grind, is a long-standing cultural practice in the region.
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Faroe Islands locals massacre over 700 porpoises in gory ‘grindagrap’ tradition
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Over 700 porpoises killed in Faroe Islands during traditional grind