
Hundreds of pilot whales have been slaughtered in the Faroe Islands with the coast of the North Atlantic archipelago turned crimson red this week.The 'grindadrap', or 'grind', is a Viking tradition where pilot whales & dolphins are encircled, driven into shallow waters with… pic.twitter.com/SJ2BgMphfG
— Mr Pål Christiansen (@TheNorskaPaul) June 3, 2026
🚨Over 700 whales and dolphins massacred in barbaric Viking-era hunt on Faroe Islands.The grindadrap (grind) – an annual tradition – saw locals use hooks and knives to herd, beach, and slaughter:🐬 Atlantic white-sided dolphins🐋 Long-finned pilot whalesSpectators,… pic.twitter.com/99DunpU9Ak
— Insights | Integration🖊️ (@con_nectinder) June 4, 2026
🐋⚠️ 706 whales killed – a “tradition” that refuses to dieThe Faroe Islands killed 706 whales and dolphins in one day.1,000-year-old tradition.0 excuses left.The sea turned red. Carcasses on the beach. Children watching.The authorities call it culture.Activists call it… pic.twitter.com/3RDgKHTBfE
— Jarl Finland (@jalle51) June 4, 2026





