"Killing a whale, it is not so different to killing a cow." Our in-depth report into whaling in the remote Faroe Islands. | HuffPost UK

In the Faroe Islands, locals have been hunting whales for a thousand years. They say it's part of their culture, but anti-whaling groups want it to stop. | AJ

Welcome to Gásadalur, one of the most hidden villages in the Faroe Islands. This tiny village sits on Vágar Island, surrounded by steep mountains and the stunning Múlafossur waterfall. Before 2004, it was hard to reach, but now a tunnel connects it. Today, it’s a paradise for anyone who loves breathtaking nature and unforgettable view 🇫🇴🏞️ | Faroe Islands

Around 150 dolphins, including calves, were killed on the Faroe Islands in a tradition locals refer to as ‘grindadrap’. Though historically the tradition was a survival tactic in times of hardship, the practice has no modern practical purpose, as pointed out by various rights groups. | TRT World