Whaling culture encompasses traditional practices, rituals, and knowledge systems built around hunting whales, historically used by Indigenous Arctic communities for food, tools, and community bonding. It sustains cultural identity, survival skills, and social structures, benefiting these groups through preserved heritage and self-reliance, while contrasting sharply with modern commercial whaling's broader economic interests.
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