Inuit hunters have “hearts as dark as the foul breath of demons from the bottomless pit of hell have prevailed,” according to Paul Watson of the Sea Shepherd Society, in response to the 560 narwhal whales that were recently killed in the Arctic. The whales, first noticed by the Inuit hunters tracking polar bears, were caught under the ice. Once it was realized that there was no way for the whales to escape, the okay was giving to the hunters to cull the narwhals. more »