Deep Dive: Whale Wash (2023)
Film Lens
Whale Wash presents a detailed examination of modern whaling practices in Norwegian waters. The film captures the demand for whale meat and the health risks associated with its consumption. It also reveals the surprising use of whale meat in pet food, highlighting the complexities of the whaling industry.
The documentary features firsthand accounts of thrilling hunts, where the crew confronts some of Norway's largest whaling operators. Through these encounters, viewers gain insight into the motivations behind whaling and the ongoing debates surrounding this controversial practice.
Why Watch
- •See thrilling hunts in Norwegian waters.
- •Find out about whale meat in pet food.
- •Meet Norway's largest whaling operators.
Did You Know
•Norwegian waters are a key area for modern whaling activities.
•Whale meat is used in pet food, which many find surprising.
•The film has a runtime of 51 minutes.
Perfect For
Marine biologyWhaling practicesAnimal rights