An estimated 156 Atlantic white-sided dolphins were deliberately killed in the traditional hunt, known as a grindadráp, in a matter of hours at Skálabotnur on Saturday
More than 150 dolphins have fallen victim to the latest gruesome killing spree in the Faroe Islands, prompting a torrent of criticism from horrified animal rights charities - but also some disgusted locals.
Harrowing pictures and footage showed how the helpless animals were stabbed and hacked at in the bay, turning the water blood red, before being hauled ashore The grind sees locals using boats to herd the animals into shallow waters, where hunters can stand waist-deep in the water and stab them to death with spears and barbs, turning the water a deep crimson in dystopian scenes.
On September 12, 2021, 1,428 Atlantic white-sided dolphins were killed at the same beach, resulting in widespread condemnation.
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