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The New York Times
Greenland Seal Hunting
Seals are a vital part of Greenland's culture and economy, providing food, clothing, and income for indigenous hunters. Despite international criticism and bans by some countries, seal hunting remains essential for many Greenlanders, with the seal skin trade thriving domestically. Hunters like Ananni Mikaelsen rely on seal hunting for sustenance and livelihood, emphasizing its importance to Greenlandic life.
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