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Protesters want to stop Makah hunt
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Animal rights activists set sail for the high seas again, in an attempt to stop the Makah Nation of Washington from hunting whales this year. Members of Ocean Defense International and other organizations will remain in the area during the upcoming hunting season. There appears to be no official word from the Makah on whether or not any hunt will occur. Last year, protestors clashed with Makah and local and federal law enforcement. Source:
Protesters seek to halt whale hunt. The Peninsula Daily News. 4/11.
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