Whaling by IWC member nations in 2004-2005 and Summer 2005
Area Blue Fin Sei Bryde Sperm Minke Others TOTAL
Southern Hemisphere:-
- Japan - - - - - 4411 - 441
North Atlantic:-
- Denmark
(Greenland)
- 132 - - - 1802 - 193
- Iceland - - - - - 393 - 39
- Norway - - - - - 6394 - 639
- St. Vincent &
the Grenadines
- - - 15 - - 15 2
North Pacific:-
- Japan - - 1006 506 56 2226 - 377
- Korea - - - - - 37 - 3
- Russian Fed. - - - - - - 1268 126
- U.S.A. - - - - - - 689 68
TOTAL - 13 100 51 5 1524 195 1888
1) Special permit, including 1 struck and lost.
2) Aboriginal catch.
13 fin whales (including 1 struck but lost), 176 minke whales (including 3 struck but lost) in West Greenland.
4 minke whales in East Greenland.
3) Special permit, including 5 struck and lost.
4) Commercial operation based on legitimate objection to the moratorium (including 6 whales struck but lost).
5) Aboriginal catch of 1 humpback whale, and illegal catch of 1 Bryde's whale.
6) Special permit, including 2 minke whales struck and lost.
7) Illegal catch of 3 minke whales.
8) Aboriginal catch of 2 Bowhead whales, and 124 gray whales (including 9 struck and lost).
9) Aboriginal catch of Bowhead whales, including 13 struck and lost.



Reference:
Catches by IWC member nations in the 2004 and 2004/2005 seasons. Prepared by the Secretariat (IWC/57/28),
Catches by IWC member nations in the 2005 and 2005/2006 seasons. Prepared by the Secretariat (Annex I of Chair's Report of the 58th Annual Meeting)

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