The proper human diet requires not cuts in bone or muscle but in the blubber.
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Called whale-fall, the layers of blubber, internal organs and bones can provide sustenance for many years.
Raw whale-meat bacon (a.k.a. blubber) was white, hard to swallow and tasted like pork fat injected with cod-liver oil.
The first visitors were hunters who came in search of whale blubber, walrus and the white fur of the Arctic fox.
So now, backed by Norway's government, they're determined to face off international opposition and get that lucrative Japanese market open for the blubber.
He even harpoons beluga whales, navigating a boat out into the labyrinth of the Mackenzie Delta, then sharing the meat and blubber with others in the community.
It harbors thick layers of valuable blubber beneath its skin, and the whales are so chunky that they float quickly to the surface after they're harpooned.
Its sorrowful tone echoes the writings of Paul Ehrlich, the Club of Rome, Thomas Malthus and the sob sisters of the 1850s who decried the end of cheap whale blubber.
He started to blubber loudly enough for a pair of fourth-grade girls who had just walked by the open door of the office brandishing their hall passes to come back and gawk.
Even though I had been assured that the tags wouldn't hurt the walruses because of their tough skin and thick layer of blubber, I was still relieved to see that the animal barely seemed to notice the tag as it landed on its hide.
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