Noun:

व्हेल शिकारी, व्हेल व्यवसाय,

whaling's Usage Examples:

assorted bicycle parts (one valued at "800), and a black powder bomb lance whaling gun from the 19th century are found in two units in Boston.

When the ice thawed the unmanned Resolute began drifting south, traveling more than to roughly 7 degrees latitude, where it was spotted in September 1855 in Davis Strait, off the shores of Baffin Island, by the crew of George Henry, an American whaling ship captained by James Buddington.

The exhibit features a half-scale model of an Azorean whaleboat and a vigia, an Azorean whaling lookout.

Friesland), in the Netherlands Lemmer (surname) Lemmer (whaling), a person who dismembers (butchers) a whale Moths Lemmeria, a genus of the family Noctuidae Acronicta.

Many Alaska Natives, particularly Iñupiat Eskimo people, participated in commercial whaling.

with fellow cobbler Bernard Cogan, created the Iron Cunningham " Cogan whaling gun, patented in 1877.

include over 750,000 items, including 3,000 pieces of scrimshaw and 2,500 logbooks from whaling ships, both of which are the largest collections in the world.

Næss did receive some critique from Norway for selling out know-how to the British, as whaling was a huge Norwegian industry.

Næss seemed to regret part of his involvement in the whaling business, as it ended almost exterminating the large whales.

Writer and adventurerThe call of the sea was strong, and soon Villiers was back at sea when the great explorer and whaler Carl Anton Larsen and his whaling factory ship, the Sir James Clark Ross came to port with five whale chasers in tow in late 1923.

Sinking of EssexAs first mate of Essex, 21-year-old Owen Chase left Nantucket on August 12, 1819 on a two-and-a-half-year whaling voyage.

The company used a second corvette as Terje 10 (the former ) In summer 1951 she was converted in a whale catcher with an ice strengthened bow and worked with Balaena until the company gave up whaling at the end of the 1959/1960 season.

All of the specimens came from animals that either died accidentally or by undetermined circumstances, and were not killed as a result of whaling.

Synonyms:

heavyweight, giant, large person, hulk,

Antonyms:

unearned run, earned run, malfunction, arrive, ebb,