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Whales are social mammals with exceptionally large brains. They are capable of enjoying life and of feeling physical pain much as we do. Whaling can cause grief among other whales in the pod. Scientists say that other whales behave as if they have lost a friend or family member.
Some of the men who have whaled in the past and have retired talk about what they did. They know what it means to hunt whales today. They know what happens when countries like Japan go on the hunt after increasing numbers.
Multiple harpoons are often needed. The ship is moving, the whale is moving, and a total miss is not unusual. "The notion that there was one shot almost never happens," one ex-whaler says. "I think you will find that the average number of shots per animal was at least three, maybe four. It's cruel. There's no doubt about it..."
Source: Andrew Darby's book Harpoon: Into the Heart of Whaling (Allen & Unwin), extract published in The Sydney morning Herald Weekend Edition 4-5 August 2007.