Denmark located in Europe is the second happiest and most peaceful country in the world. The natural beauty of this country with a population of 57 lakhs is a sight to behold. But seeing an island here, you will feel that you have reached a fairyland. However, you would be hurt to learn about one of the practices here. Due to this practice, the sea here turns red with blood every summer.
A very beautiful island
The Faroe Islands are located 200 miles north of Scotland and are part of the Kingdom of Denmark. The beauty of this island can fascinate anyone.
50 thousand population of
Although part of Denmark, it is not a member of the European Union and does not follow its regulations. In the year 2019, the population here was around 50 thousand.
A picture went viral
Recently, a picture of the Faroe Islands went viral on social media, after which environmental activists around the world raised their voices against the island's tradition.
'The Grind' turns the sea red
The residents of the Faroe Islands observe a tradition called 'The Grind' every summer. Under this people hunt fish in marine pilot well. The seawater partly turns red with blood because of the prey.
One thousand wells hunted in 2019
According to media reports, in the year 2019, more than 1000 thousand whales were hunted.
Part of the meal is pilot's veal
Pilot veal has been part of the diet of the islanders for centuries. Locals eat veal by boiling, roasting, and drying it. However, voices are constantly being raised against this tradition.
Share without money
Locals share beef without money. Meat is exported in very small quantities. Here in Wales, hunting is legally recognized.
Fishing is the main source of income
The main source of income for the people here is fishing and other related activities. Locals are deeply troubled by Wells's opposition to the hunt.
