Countries in the world that allow whaling

Countries in the world that allow whaling include Norway, Iceland and Japan.

1. Norway: There has been a cultural tradition of whaling since ancient times. The local market for whales is too cold, making whales unsalable locally. In order to change this situation, they choose to export overseas.

Due to the popularity of foreign markets, commercial whaling has intensified, and there are no corresponding regulations to restrict it, making whaling too widespread.

2. Iceland: Strengthening the tradition in the historical context, killing whales can obtain oil, whale meat and whale bones, and make profits from them.

3. Japan: They believe that whales are just big fish and have no special feelings for whales. They do not agree with the rights of whales advocated by Western animal rights activists.