The International Whaling Commission established the Indian Ocean Whale Sanctuary and the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary in 1 and 1994 respectively.
2. Since the commercial whaling ban was promulgated 20 years ago, most countries such as the United States, Britain, France, Germany and Australia have been opposed to whaling.
However, due to the provisions of the International Whaling Convention, any country can kill or catch whales for scientific purposes, and should make full use of all parts of the whale's body, which also provides legal reasons for whaling in some countries.
4. Japan regards whales as one of the daily meat foods, and in 20 18, it proposed to lift the commercial fishing ban on some whale species at the International Whaling Commission, and one of the purposes of doing so is to kill whales and eat whales.
No business, no killing. As a protected animal, whales are advised not to challenge the authority of the law, but to be good law-abiding citizens.