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What's Christmas like at sea? Our crew do 2 months at sea and 2 months off. We hope you're enjoying your holidays! Have a great weekend off! #seashepherd Visit SeaShepherd.org #Seafarers #oceanwarriors #workingatsea 🎥 by @tamanegiphoto | Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Watch us on Disney and Nat Geo TV this week 💙🤘 Visit SeaShepherd.org as we defend the balance to protect the future. #seashepherd #natgeo #documentary | Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Every year around 1150 pilot whales and dolphins are massacred in the Faroe Islands, in hunts called ‘grindadráp’ (or ‘grind’). Since the early ’80s, Sea Shepherd has fought against this tradition. Please donate today. Help stop the grind. | Sea Shepherd

5.1K reactions · 582 shares | SAVE THE OCTOPUS FROM ILLEGAL TRAPS: Last year, we removed thousands of octopus traps. This year, we need your help fixing our ship so that we can continue our work in the Mediterranean Sea. Please help us by donating today. | Sea Shepherd | Facebook

Every illegal trap is a death sentence for an octopus. Sea Shepherd crews are removing them daily, but time is running out. Donate now to fuel this mission and save the octopus by World Octopus Day. | Sea Shepherd

The Circle of Life and Science! This whale showed no obvious signs of a human-caused death. In the ocean, with in death, life continues for so many. As the body decomposes, it becomes a powerful source of nutrients—feeding fish, invertebrates, microbes, and entire deep-sea communities. A single whale can sustain life for months, sometimes years, returning its energy back into the ecosystem and supporting the balance of the ocean. We hope to observe white sharks in the coming days. Visit SeaSheph

The crew of the Seahorse had the pleasure of being visited by Bryde's whales in the Upper Gulf of California! 🐋❤️ These majestic whales are a member of the great whale club along with humpbacks and blue whales. Unfortunately, they face the same threats from human negligence as their counterparts like ship strikes, pollution, and abandoned fishing gear. Sea Shepherd is working with governments worldwide to protect innocent marine wildlife from harm. Help us in the fight to save the oceans by don

Sea Shepherd has been defending whales since we shut down the illegal whaling ship Sierra in 1979. From Soviet Russia and Norway to the Pacific Ocean and Antarctica, Sea Shepherd's fleet has protected whales in every corner of the world. "Stand Fast" is a series of short videos by Sea Shepherd celebrating 40 years of direct-action campaigns defending, conserving and protecting our clients -- whales, seals, dolphins, turtles, sharks, and fish -- in oceans around the world. Next episode will be ou