Sealing boat sunk and sealers stranded:

We are happy to report that those who make a living from killing helpless baby seals are finally suffering a little.

On April 15th, 2007 due to 'engine problems' a fire was ignited on a 65-foot sealing boat L.J. Kennedy at dockside in Port au Choix, Newfoundland. The fire burned for over 12 hours and no more victims will be claimed with the boat sinking at around 3:00 pm.

Mother nature decided to inflict the next casualties. 

As of April 18th, 2007 crews of several sealing ships trapped by ice off Newfoundland have been forced to evacuate their vessels, while even an ice breaker operated by the Canadian Coast Guard has become trapped.

Many of the estimated 600 crewmembers have been stuck on the ice for days and are running out of food and fuel.

Perhaps they should put the seals they have killed to good use for the first time in their lives, and eat the meat before it goes to waste. The only problem with this idea is that most of these greedy cut throats have left the seal meat to rot on the ice after skinning many of the seals alive.

We can do nothing but hope that mother nature decides to punish these killers a little more. They deserve a fate far worse than this.

The owner of Canadian Seal Hunt was not involved directly or indirectly with the incident on April 15th. Nonetheless we would like to congratulate those who were involved. A big thank you from the seals, seal lovers, and those who defend nature.