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DET NORSKE HVALRADS STATISTISKE PUBLIKASJONER
INTERNATIONAL
WHALING STATISTICSLVII
EDITED BY
THE COMMITTEE FOR WHALING STATISTICS
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OSLO 1966
PRINTED BY(;RONDATIL ct SON, OSLO
CONTENTS
Preface Page 5Introduction 7Supplementary tables to the introduction 13Catch of small whales in the years 1960/61-1964/65 33
Table No. 1.—Whaling in 1964/65 and summer 1965 39Table No. 2.—Norwegian whaling in 1964/65 and summer 1965 97 40Table No. 3.—Whaling of Japan in 1964/65 and summer 1965 40Table No. 4.—Whaling of U.S.S.R. in 1964/65 and summer 1965 40Table No. 5.—Whaling results for the various countries in 1964/65 and summer
1965 7/ 41Table No. 6.—Average size of whales caught in the summer-season 1965 41Table No. 7.—Whales caught in the summer-season 1965, by species, sex and size
and by whaling grounds 48
Natal 48Cape Province 49Brazil 52Azores 53Madeira 53Spain 53
Norway 54Faroe Islands 54Iceland 55Newfoundland 56Nova Scotia 56California 58Oregon 59
British Columbia 59
North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea, pelagic 61
Kamtchatka, pelagic 62
Japan 64Peru 67Chile 67Australia 69South Atlantic Ocean, pelagic 69Indian Ocean, pelagic 71 70South Pacific Ocean, pelagic 70
Table No. S.—Average production of oil per „blue-whale equivalent" in thesummer-season 1965 70
Table No. 9.—Average production of oil per sperm-whale in the summer-season1965 ..................... . .............. . 71
PREFACE
The present publication, International Whaling Statistics No. LVII,comprises the whaling operations in the Antarctic during the season 1964-65and on grounds outside the Antarctic in the calendar year 1965.
Statistical data are lacking from"Macaya Hermanos y Cia.", Chile.
Further, statistical data relating to the sex and size of the whaleskilled have not been received from
"Industria Ballenera S.A.", Spain, and fromone company operating from Peru.
With these exceptions the statistics, to the best knowledge of theCommittee, include all operations carried on in 1965.
0 s 1 o, October 1966.
Gunnar Jahn. Birger Bergersen. Einar Vangstein.
INTRODUCTION
This publication comprises the world aggregate whaling results for1965, i.e. the catch in the Antarctic during the season 1964-65 and thecatch on grounds outside the Antarctic during the calendar year 1965.Details respecting the Antarctic catch were given in International WhalingStatistics No. LVI, while the present volume gives specifications of theoperations on grounds outside the Antarctic in 1965.
In 1965 the following alterations took place in respect to the parti-cipation in the operations outside the Antarctic, as compared with theseason 1964:
U.S.S.R. was not opera ting from shore stations on the Kuril Islands'The Kyokuyo Hogei Co., Ltd. was not operating from shore stations
on the coast of Japan.No whaling was carried on from New Zealand.From Peru only one shore station was in operation as against three
during the previous seasons.On Nova Scotia a whaling company named Comeau Sea Foods Ltd.
commenced whaling in 1965.It should also be mentioned that 10 of the Antarctic floating factories
on their voyages to and from the Antarctic whaling grounds, in 1965caught 2,219 sperm-whales in the South Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean andSouth Pacific Ocean.
In 1965 whaling outside the Antarctic was carried on from the followinggrounds :
Africa: Natal and Cape Province.North Atlantic and Arctic: Azores, Madeira, Spain, Norway, Faroe
Islands, Iceland, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia.Pacific North: California, Oregon, British Columbia, North Pacific
Ocean and Bering Sea, Kamtchatka and Japan.Other grounds: Brazil, Peru, Chile, Australia, South Atlantic Ocean,
Indian Ocean and South Pacific Ocean.
These whaling grounds are the same as those operated in the previousyear, with the exception of Kuril Islands and New Zealand.
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From table a, page 13, it will be seen that whaling on grounds out-side the Antarctic during the year 1965 was carried on from 27 shorestations and 7 floating factories. In addition comes one Chilean shorestation from which no information has been received, i.e. there were9 shore stations less but the same number of floating factories as in1964
In order to show how the catch on grounds outside the Antarctichas developed in recent years we give the following table, showing thenumber of whales killed during the period 1951/52-1964/65. Figures forthe Antarctic whaling are also included in order to give the total worldwhaling results during this period.
Number of whales killed in the seasons 1951/52-1964165.
SeasonTotal
of whaleskilled
In Antarctic On other grounds
Total Baleenwhales
Sperm-whales
Total Baleenwhales
Sperm-whales
1951-52 49,794 35,228 29,743 5,485 14,566 8,493 6,0731952-53 44,963 30,653 28,321 2,332 14,310 7,065 7,2451953-54 53,615 34,869 31,990 2,879 18,746 8,082 10,6641954-55 55,041 37,654 31,864 5,790 17,387 7,584 9,8031955-56 58,062 38,538 31,564 6,974 19,524 7,908 11,6161956-57 58,990 36,069 31,640 4,429 22,921 8,194 14,7271957-58 64,075 39,403 32,868 6,535 24,672 9,361 15,3111958-59 64,373 38,787 33,135 5,652 25,586 9,940 • 15,6461959-60 63,489 38,688 34,461 4,227 24,801 8,684 16,1171960-61 65,641 41,127 36,327 4,800 24,514 8,184 16,3301961-62 66,090 38,552 33,723 4,829 27,538 9,051 18,4871962-63 63,579 30,159 25,388 4,771 33,420 10,333 23,0871963-64 63,001 29,942 23,231 6,711 33,059 10,515 22,5441964-65 64,680 32,563 28,211 4,352 32,117 10,921 21,196
From this table will be seen that the total catch of whales, in theAntarctic and on grounds outside the Antarctic, increased considerably upto and including the season 1961-62. The total number of whales killedreached a maximum of about 66,000 in 1961-62, but in the following sea-sons it has been 63,000 to 65,000. The increase in the total catch in lateryears is principally a result of the large catch of sperm-whales outside theAntarctic. Since the 1952-season this sperm-whale catch has increasedfrom 6,100 animals to about 23,000 both in 1963 and 1964, while thebaleen whale catch outside Antarctic in the same period only increasedfrom 8,500 to 10,500.
The decrease in the total number of whales killed in 1962-63 and1963-64 must be ascribed to the strongly reduced baleen whale catch inthe Antarctic during these two seasons.
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For the purpose of giving more detailed information on thereduced baleen whale catch in the Antarctic and the increased baleenwhale catch on grounds outside Antarctic during the last 4 seasons, wedraw attention to the survey below, which gives the number of the baleenwhales killed, by species. For comparison, the corresponding figures forsome earlier seasons are also included.
Number of baleen whales killed, by species.
Whaling groundsSeasons
Blue-whales
Fin-whales
Hump-backs
Sel-
whalesTotal
baleen whalesOthers')
1,5561,4321,338
718309270
2
In Antarctic
1951-52
1955-56
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
5,130 22,527
1,614 27,958
1,239 27,575
1,744 28,761
1,118 27,099
947 18,668
112 14,422
20 7,811
530 29,743
560 31,564
4,309 34,461
5,102 36,325
5,196 33,722
5,503 25,388
8,695 23,231
20,380 28,211
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2,4672,4482,238
2,1222,1272,488
316452
Outside Antarctic1952 1956 1960
1961 1962 1963 1964 1965
306 3,078373 3,538226 3,410
243 3,029137 3,079482 3,248260 4,760593 4,506
2,593 8,444
1,516 7,875
2,726 8,600
2,683 8,077
3,608 8,951
4,046 10,264
4,995 10,331
5,073 10,624
493384
10710069
184297
1) Unspecified baleen whales, included in the figures for the baleen whale catch in thetable on page 8.
For the Antarctic grounds this survey shows how the catch of themost valuable species of the baleen whales, the blue- and fin-whales andalso the humpbacks, during the 4 latest seasons has been strongly reduced,while the catch of the least valuable baleen whale, the sei-whale, hasbecome very important. In 1964-65 this sei-whale catch increased to20,380 animals, from 8,695 in 1963-64 and 5,503 in 1962-63. It must bementioned, however, that the blue-whales in 1963-64 and 1964-65 weregiven total protection in the Antarctic, except in the waters north of 55°South and between 0° and 80° East. Further it was forbidden to killhumpback-whales in 1963-64 and 1964-65. Otherwise, the whaling periodsfor blue-whales and for the other baleen whales in the pelagic whalingwere unchanged during the 4 last seasons. The total number of baleen
Total baleenwhales
Whaling grounds Blue-whalesSeasons Fin-whales B mnpbacks Sei-whales
Blue-whale units Blue-whale units Blue-whale units Blue-whale unitsIn Antarctic
1951-52 5,130 11,263 622 88 17,103
1955-56 1,614 13,979 573 93 16,259
1959-60 1,239 13,788 535 718 16,280
1960-61 1,744 14,380 287 850 17,261
1961-62 1,118 13,549 124 866 15,657
1962-63 947 9,334 108 917 11,306
1963-64 112 7,211 1 1,449 8,773
1964-65 20 3,906 - 3,397 7,323
Outside Antarctic1952 306 1,539 987 432 3,2641956 373 1,769 980 253 3,3751960 226 1,705 895 454 3,280
1961 243 1,515 849 447 3,0541962 137 1,540 851 601 3,1291963 482 1,624 995 674 3,7751964 260 2,380 127 833 3,6001965 593 2,253 181 846 3,873
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whales killed in the Antarctic was reduced from 36,325 in 1960-61 to28,211 in 1964-65, or with 22 per cent.
On the grounds outside the Antarctic, the catch of fin-whalesand especially of sei-whales increased considerably during the last4 seasons. The blue-whale catch was quite considerable in 1963 and 1965,while the humpback catch failed strongly in 1964 and 1965. The totalnumber of baleen whales killed on these grounds, thus increased from 8,077in 1961 to 10,624 in 1965, or with 32 per cent.
From the following survey, where the number of the various speciesof the baleen whales killed are converted into blue -whale units, it will beseen that the total baleen whale catch in the Antarctic during the 4 lastseasons decreased from 17,261 blue-whale units in 1960-61 to 7,323 blue-whale units in 1964-65, or with 58 per cent. On the grounds outside theAntarctic, however, the total baleen whale catch in blue -whale unitsincreased from 3,054 units in 1961 to 3,873 units in 1965, or with 27 per cent.
The baleen whale catch converted into blue-whale units))
i) The baleen whales are reduced to blue-whale units on the following basis: 1 blue-whale = 2 fin-whales 2 1/2 humpbacks = 6 sei-whales.
In tables pages 24 to 31, particulars are given for a series ofyears in respect to the catch results on the individual grounds outsidethe Antarctic.
Table page 32, shows the production of by-products in the Antarcticand on the grounds outside the Antarctic during the last two seasons.
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The chief by-products are whale meat and whale meal, of whichthe total production in 1964-65 were 236,818 tons and 75,334 tons, re-spectively. Of these quanta 171,662 tons whale meat and 33,678 tonswhale meal were produced in the Antarctic.
In some tables Z2-9, pages 33-38, is recorded the catch of small whalesOn the various grounds outside the Antarctic and also in the Antarcticduring the last 5 seasons.
Totalof
whales.Years.1 ) Blue. Fin. Hump-
back. Sei. Sperm. Others.
1952-53 1953-54 1954-55 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 .
1963 -64 1964-65 2)
9,57713,54315,59318,59019,15621,84621,29820,34421,13023,31627,85829,25525,548
5182
1153399549784
109101
69184297
44,96353,61555.04158.06258,99064.07564,37363,48965,64166,09063,57963,00164,680
4,2183,0092,4951,9871,7751,9951,4421,4651,9871,2551,429
372613
25,58131,33532,18531,49631,62631,58730,94230,98531,79030,17821,91619,18212,317
3,3283,1552,7133,8803,1962,9235,0553,5762,8402,4362,758
318452
2,2082,4911,9402,0763,1385,6705,5397,0357,7858,8049,549
13,69025,453
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Annex.
Supplementary Tables to the Introduction.
Table a.-Whaling matériel in operation in the years 1952/53-1964/65.
All whaling grounds. Others.Antarctic.
Years.1) Shorestations.
Floatingfactories. Catchers.
Shorestations.
Floatingfactories. Catchers.
Shorestations.
Floatingfactories. Catchers.
1952-53 53 18 379 3 16 251 50 2 1281953-54 50 21 368 3 17 227 47 4 1411954-55 49 22 386 3 19 254 46 3 1321955-56 53 22 419 3 19 278 50 3 1411956-57 52 23 395 3 20 246 49 3 1491957-58 56 23 417 2 20 257 54 3 1601958-59 55 23 420 3 20 256 52 3 1641959-60 53 23 399 3 20 241 50 3 1581960-61 51 24 418 3 21 268 48 3 1501961-62 48 26 444 1 21 269 47 5 1751962-63 38 24 367 17 201 38 7 1661963-64 39 23 357 2 16 194 37 7 1631964-65 2 ) 29 22 331 2 15 177 27 7 154
1 ) 1952-53 Antarctic season 1952-53 and summer 1953, a.s.o. 2) Excl. one Chilean shore station.
Table b.-Whales killed in the years 1952/53-1964/65, by species.
1) 1952-53 =. Antarctic season 1952-53 and summer 1953, a.s.o. 2) Excl. one Chilean shore station.
1.64.14.85.45.75.05.25.55.16.17.58.08.3
2,8602,7243,0163,2773,4984,3644,1374,3813,9605,444
10,0599,410
10,698
6.45.15.55.75.96.86.46.96.08.2
15.814.916.6
1,1981,3281,2981,6332,5122,3172,2332,0842,3342,3381,5431,5081,348
2.72.52.42.84.33.63.53.33.53.52.42.42.1
1,3404,1751,8872,0272,3812,5543,4003,4513,6023,3013,2412,0661,289
3.07.73.43.54.04.05.35.45.55.05.13.32.0
2,1102,2191,9652,2102,2862,2782,1312,1702,0181,355
843849668
4.74.13.63.83.93.63.33.43.12.11.31.41.0
9091,2261,3811,3191,3891,0261,1381,6501,9032,4304,8475,4063,191
2.02.32,52.32.31.61.82.62.93.77.68.64.9
Table c.-Whales killed in the various main areas 1952/53-1964/65.
Years.
All areas. Antarctic. AfricaNorth
Atlanticand Arctic.1)
Pacific,north.a)
Japan.
No. ofwhaleskilled.
F., .4.;4 .D, g
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No. ofwhaleskilled.
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No. ofwhaleskilled.
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No. ofwhaleskilled.
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1952-53 44,963 100 30,653 68.1 1,708 3.8 901 2.0 535 1.2 2,048 4.51953-54 53,615 100 34,869 65.0 1,088 2.0 788 1.5 627 1.2 2,354 4.51954-55 55,041 100 37,654 68.4 1,310 2.4 864 1.6 627 1.1 2,387 4.31955-56 58,062 100 38,538 66.4 1,229 2.1 858 1.5 519 0.9 3,284 5.61956-57 58,990 100 36,069 61.1 2,536 4.3 979 1.7 890 1.5 3,109 5.31957-58 64,075 100 39,403 61.5 3,026 4.7 886 1.4 1,322 2.1 3,644 5.71958-59 64,373 100 38,787 60.3 3,609 5.6 606 0.9 1,400 2.2 3,580 5.51959-60 63,489 100 38,688 61.0 3,523 5.5 596 0.9 451 0.7 3,029 4.81960-61 65,641 100 41,127 62.7 3,352 5.1 608 0.9 438 0.7 2,961 4.51961-62 66,090 100 38,552 58.3 3,947 6.0 738 1.1 983 1.5 2,959 4.51962-63 63,579 100 30,159 47.4 4,054 6.4 600 1.0 832 1.3 2,641 4.21963-64 63,001 100 29,942 47.5 4,210 6.7 613 1.0 1,153 1.8 2,801 4.41964-65 64,680 100 32,563 50.3 5,398 8.4 726 1.1 1,106 1.7 2,340 3.6
North PacificOcean andBering Sea(pelagic).
Kamtchatkaand Kuril
Islands.
AustraliaChile. Peru. and New
Others.
Zealand.
1952-53 701
1953-54 2,217
1954-55 2,652
1955-56 3,168
1956-57 3,341
1957-58 3,255
1958-59 3,352
1959-60 3,466
1960-61 3,338
1961-62 4,043
1962-63 4,760
1963-64 5,043
1964-65 5,353
1) Excluding Spain, Azores and Madeira. 2) Excluding Japan, North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea,Kamtchatka and Kuril Islands.
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Absolutefigures:
1952-53
1953-54
1954-55
1955-56
1956-57
1957-58
1958-59
1959-60
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
Percentagefigures:
1952-531953-541954-551955-561956-571957-581958-591959-601960-611961-621962-631963-641964-65
44,96353.61555,04158,06258,99064,07564,37363,48965,64166,09063,57963,00164,680
678 2,001
1,083 2,039
947 1,853
812 2,051
1,108 2,100
1,860 2,095
923 1,811
932 1,809
- 1,9371,320
720710668
175202211217122128313813
1,083756403260162
536627629396673838889
21
712576942
1 009
1,1981,3281,2981,6332,5122,3172,2332,0842,3342,3381,5431,508
2 ) 1,348
19062
196190250
91-11
15111917
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178--
-
332334400440517508371379350483439444432
5,3948,789
10,99712,91414,61418,66219,49018,85419,89121,81423,88624,08024,468
0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0
100.0 1.5 4.5 0.4 1.2 2.7 0.4 0.7 12. 0100 0 2.0 3.8 0.4 1.2 2.5 0.1 0.6 16.4100.0 1.7 3.4 0.4 1.1 2.4 0.3 0.7 20. 0100.0 1.4 3.5 0.4 0.7 2.8 0.3 0.8 22.2100,0 1.9 3.6 0.2 1.2 4.3 0.4 0.9 24.8100.0 2.9 3.3 0.2 R 36 0.1 0.8 29.100.0 1.4 2.8 0.5 1.4 3.5 0.3 0.6 30.3100.0 1.5 2.8 1.3 3.3 0.6 29.7100.0 2.9 1.6 3.6 0.5 30.3100.0 2.0 1.1 1.1 3.5 0.7 33.j100.0 1.1 0.6 0.9 2.4 0.7 37. 6100.0 1.1 0.4 1.5 2.4 0.7 38.2100.0 1.0 0.3 1.6 2 ) 2.1 0.7 37. 8
16
Table e.-Whaling results for the various countries
Number of whales killed.
Years.
,A•E÷4'
ci..9-
c7.1
.5:71 7.
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ce
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..) 14 fr.,'calc.,.
G,ce,,
1 ) Including the catch of one company registered at Falkland Islands. 2) Excl. one compan y.
17
in the years 1952/53-1964/65. All areas.
Number of whales killed.
Years. o4,)
4.40C
T rg
•14
E
1,3401,8271,8872,0272,3812,5543,4003,4513,6023,3013,2412,0661,289
3.03.43.43.54.04.05.35.45.55.05.13.32.0
0/0
Absolutefigures:
1952-53.1953-54..1954-55..1955-56..1956-57..1957-58..1958-59..1959-60..1960-61.1961-62..1962-63. .
1963-64..1964-65.
Percentagefigures.
1952-53. .1953-54..1954-55 . .1955-56. .1956-57.1957-58..1958-59..1959-60..1960-61..1961-62..1962-63 . .1963-64..1964--65..
1,575 109 11,618 2,3651,711 180 15,320 2,348
848 112 14,796 2,5121,665 159 14,716 2,8541,434 186 15,2411,867 183 13,5262,226 320 14,2962,081 361 11,5722,212 81 12,8291,628 35 9,6811,330 123 5,0051,182 139 6,131
7,624
0h 0/0 0/0
3.5 0.2 25.83.2 0.3 28.61.5 0.2 26.92.9 0.3 25.32.4 0.3 25.82.9 0.3 21.13.4 0.5 22.23.3 0.6 18.23.4 0.1 19.52.5 0.1 14.62.1 0.2 7.91.9 0.2 9.7- 11.8
637 128 4,137 6,964 5,586807 282 3,249 7,620 5,807839 292 3,006 7,912 6,306705 273 3,413 7,443 145 6,009842 301 4,132 6,266 259 6,052701 181 3,026 7,080 550 7,908572 237 3,431 5,430 531 7,722606 197 3,523 5,164 451 11,209507 192 3,352 1)5,813 438 11,018583 198 3,947 1)4,363 271 14,645658 126 4,054 1,552 257 19,654611 219 4,210 273 20,207530 280 5,398 241 21,214
0/0 0/00/0
0/0
9.2 15.5 12.46.1 14.2 10.85.5 14.4 11.55.9 12.8 0.2 10.47.0 10.6 0.4 10.34.7 11.1 0.9 12.35.3 8.4 0.8 12.05.5 8.1 0.7 17.75.1 8.9 0.7 16.86.0 6.6 0.4 22.26.4 2.5 0.4 30.96.7 0.4 32.18.3 0.4 32.8
0/0
5.34.44.64.9
1.41.51.51.21.41.10.91.00.80.91.01.00.8
°X)0.30.50.50.50.50.30.40.30.30.30.20.40.4
Percentagefigures:
1952-53....1953-54....1954-55....1955-56....1956-57....1957-58....1958-59....1959-60....1960-61....1961-62....1962-63....1963-64..1964-65....
0/0 0/0 0/ 10
1.3 4.0 0.11.9 3.5 0.11.835 0.11.5 3.6 0.11.8 3.7 0.13.1 3.5 0.11.4 3.2 0.21.4 3.1 0.4
- 2.9 0.6- 2.0 0.5- 1.2 0.3- 1.4 0.2- 1.3 0.2
100.0100.0100.0100.01 00. 0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0100.0
Absolutefigures:
1952-53....1953-54....1954-55....1955-56....1956-57....1957-58....1958-59....1959-60....1960-61....1961-62....1962-63....1963-64...
2,542,1102,862,4082,760,8562,911,6162,929,0853,048,9692,914,6472,883,9722,925,7362,797,9942,420,8242,228,4801,996,187
102,191 2,837100,515 3,63696,377 3,530
104,607 3,596108,069 1,300107,F45 2,52494,311 4,73689,366 10,80085,542 16,27555,053 13,44628,111 6,32730,108 3,93626,508 3,577
32,18753,47850,56843,37651,33094,19939,43040,500
18,29417,50718,24113,59521,00123,75323,522
27
16,15117,20817,12717,689
20,16927,88536,10841.75144,68848,30144,85141,44346,62339,12530,04736.620
4 )40,100
4,8341,4196,1646,4027,3803,475
466490607559
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8,280---
10,12410,50613,22917,14118,80020,33515,51117,53615,08220,35720,21218,91317,273
267,820389,058513,253601,686688,212834,251859,002816,073863,074974,865
1,016,529953,404799,936
0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 43/0
0.7 1.2 0.2 0.4 10.50.6 1.0 0.1 0.4 13.60.7 1.3 0.2 0.5 18.60.5 1.4 0.2 0.6 20.70.7 1.5 0.3 0.6 23.50.8 1.6 0.1 0.7 27.40.8 1.5 0.3 0.5 29.5
1.4 0.6 28.31.6 - 0.5 29.5
0.6 1.4 a_ 0.7 34.80.7 1.2 0.8 42.00.8 1.6 0.8 42.80.9 4 ) 2.0 a- 0.9 40.1
18
Table f.-Whaling results for the various countries
Oil production in barrels.”
CI! Ci C;•,4 ,.
Years.• .4
.4--.4
•,.1
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"RiC;
CTs' L
'Cii.03
1: id d_j g?1)
;) tc--'■ Z
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ElP..,
cpc.)
P44,-,
1) Farrel = 170 kg. (Barrel = abt.'/, long ton, 1 long ton = 1,016 kg.) 2 ) Calculated. 3 ) Including the
203,749190,224145,015160,644170,54289,40194,090
102,78688,34596,78395,28489,153
106,004
491,012537,774471,315474,760 5,760381,931 9,145400,705 12,775293,760 15,759288,117 12,583
3)306,199 11,4353 ) 2 1 2 , 9 7 7 7,439
79,222 5,631- 8,343
7,044
239,348251,775254,315218,556239,403347,069349,086519,422499,544599,586718,030680,199689,538
0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 °A
°A °X, 0/0
8.0
19.3
9.466
18.8
8.5.3
17.1
9.25.5
16.3
0.2
8 55.8
13.0
0. 8.22.9
13.1
0.4
11.43.2
10.1
0.5
12.0.3.6
10.0
0.4
18.0-3.0
10.4
0.4
17.13.5
7.6
0.3
21 43.9
3.3
0.3
29.74.0
0.4
30.5-5.3
0.4
34.54
32.536.431.829.534.528.328.624.025.820.8
9.811.611.6
6.52.55.45.7
0.91.11.11.11.61.82.62.62.62.42.51.81.5
0.10.10.20.20.20.10.20.20.20.20.10.30.5
0.60.70.70.60.70.60.50.50.50.60.70.70.8
19
In the years 1952/53-1964/65. All areas.
Oil production in barrels.')
Years.4 .
,:', 4:9
'') ,,E4
'do,,a,
Z''P glq")
E-'4
ed
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7,t1to_...'8
pi"c1oi,J2
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c/-,4
p4g3ri)
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Absolutefigures:
1952-53.1953-54.1954-55.1955-56.1956-57.1957-58.1958-59.1959-60.1960-61.1961-621962-63.1963-64.1964 -65 .
826,243 164,150 22,108 15,814 2,9301,041,389 73,000 31,168 19,283 4,375
878,359 147,880 31,335 20,158 5,250859,246 164,778 32,604 18,843 4,481
1,011,085 45,745 21,374 6,247861,806 56,315 17,173 4,310834,143 74,785 15,295 5,260690,944 75,426 15,449 5,263754,077 76,644 13,899 2 )5,123581,652 67,189 16,622 4,440236,849 60,903 17,500 2,963258,164 40,745 16,056 6,010232,102 30,878 15,452 9,527
103,710 4,56097,596 8,82064,739 5,020
103,465 6,32594,193 8,6,10
116,497 8,235126,488 16,338143,050 15,184139,774 4,10090,305 1,53880,407 5,11163,382 5,713
Percen-tagefigures:1952-53.1953-54.1954-55.1955-56.1956-57.1957-58.1958-59.1959-60.1960-61.1961-62.1962-63 .
1963-64.1964-65.
°A °A4.1
0.2
3.4
0.3
2.3
0.2
3.6
0.2
3.2
0.3
3.8
0.3
4.3
0.6
5.0
0.5
4.8
0.13.2
3.3
0.2
2.8
0.3
production of one company registered at Falkland Islands. 4) Excl. one whaling company.
Barrels
10,723301,059
21,70113,750
3 415144
Barrels10,305
251,794
22,86614,900
2303) 309
86
13,9583,2153,5333,9682,0937,682
664285
12 1483,0523,9801,271
7,617
82
241
3,08675,43058,37049,42651,050
457
7,39484,80668,62141,56240,484
127
56,315 1 74,78137,478 38,80110,598 5,906
725,184 691,579
121,7044,383
40,514
88,3541,480
40,535100
35,451105,745126,48024,880
107,79612,656
6,2833,371
17,173
95,842125,29020,374
110,18313,784
3,2107,476
15,200
37,766
, Barrels Barrels
3,041 6,776273,130 173,154
46,12618,358
3) 7,85037
13,8192,2375,1222,135
2998,301
161
1,04712
2,868114,447163,458
9,79435,789
55,83218,264
3 ) 1,814251
12,3413,1113,9691,040
2994,278
2,788
3,819114,847270,506
39,595
3 )52,048 3)53,0323)37,671 3)14,045
39,734 22,21425,069 5 ) 4,62735.704 26,508
898,257 832,610
44,5309,190
64,48467,400
208,241148,830205,761
15,411
3,02916,056
50,7111,900
74,09615,458
159,227113,761333,752
3,81915,452
1963-64 1961-65
20
Table g.-Sperm-oil production in the years 1957/58-1964/65 .
South Georgia Antarctic, pelagic Africa:-
Natal Cape Province Gabon')
South Atlantic, pelagic Brazil North Atlantic and Arctic:-
Azores Madeira Spain Norway Faroe Islands Iceland West Greenland Newfoundland Nova Scotia
Pacific North:-California Oregon British Columbia Bering Sea Kamtchatka Kuril Islands Japan Ryukyu Islands
Indian Ocean South Pacific Ocean Peru Chile Australia and New Zealand
Total
of which produced by:
J In AntarcticNorway Outside „
United f In AntarcticKingdom . .1 Outside
South Africa f Outside. AntarcticIn AntarcticOutsideIn AntarcticOutside
Netherlands• • { Outside
In Antarctic
Argentina . . . In AntarcticCanada. . . . . . OutsidePortugal Outside
(Cont. on next page.)
1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63
Barrels Barrels Barrels Barrels
4,399 6,409 4,456191,517 208,039 204,783 202,288
27,510 25,131 40,293 44,69817,890 15,774 21,246 16,010
3 ) 989 3) 3,655 3)13,324 3 )12,748608 2,235 2,300 823
11,636 10,534 12,651 13,5103,813 3,154 3,971 3,9903,275 2,632 3,682 2,5874,104 3,291 4,040 5,388
366 44810,471 8,947 8,074 8,122
19
450 1,774 1,447 1,84982
4,615 4,32987,441 76,765 122,605 123,73091,202 75,846 70,534 170,29334,309 27,841 24,661 13,10640,923 37,573 32,423 38,248
249 183 83 ) 7,801 3)41,9153 ) 4,053 3 )26,812
75,426 76,644 67,189 60,90333,166 37,887 37,360 28,10911,337 18,934 24,251 29,030
650,734 643,330 716,125 848,944
63,791 74,057 68,754 39,3675,093 5,240 7,904 11,425
22,002 4) 14,667 4)19,843 12,331610
45,400 40,905 61,539 60,70865,877 71,825 44,213 50,503
128,364 114,338 165,340 218,32340,397 43,651 58,894 83,488
125,511 105,393 105,587 201,6002,019 10,248 17,535 16,599
8921,830
19 4,615 4,32915,449 13,688 16,622 17,500
Grounds. 1957-58 1958-59
Japan
U.SSR
1 ) 1957-5S = Antarctic season 1957-58 and summer 1958, a.s.o. 2) Earlier French Congo. ') Produced byfloating factories on their voyage to and from the Antarctic. 4) Including the production of one company regi-stered at Falkland Islands. 5 ) Excl. one company.
Barrels Barrels10,598 5,906
3,533
2,7577,682
56,31537,478
144241
3,980230
7,61774,78138,801
86584
Barrels Barrels18,934 24,155
1) 2,632
- 3668,947 8,074
76,644 67,18937,887 37,3602,235 2,3002,039 1,447
- 96
Barrels Barrels Barrels24,286 30,108 26,508
2,587 5,122 3,469
448 299 2998,122 8,301 4,278
60,903 39,734 22,21428,109 25,069 4,627
823 37 2511,857 1,059 2,7884,744 5,596
Barrels11,337
3,275
10,47175,42633,166
608699
3,682
Engl. ft.
73.06
64.6069.50
72.1771.6376.6774.0173.0074.5068.8168.00
Engl. ft.
75.33
67.7168.0068.00
71.00
66.5072.9378.1574.2673.8269.0067.1866.25
65.50 67.00 70.20 72.15_ _ 71.54 72.13
78,90 76.76 78.19 76.60'77.50 76.9576.00 73.29 74.00 75.6474.00 65.00 73.80 68.7170.43 71.82 75.02 73.68
68.50 68.67 71.00
1964
Engl. ft.
70.43
68.6065.00
59.00
72.0064.0076.3374.56
67.5770.61
1963 1962 1961
Engl. ft.
72.7574.01
67.8365.00
1960 1959 1958
Engl. ft. Engl. ft. Engl. ft.
73.00 64.00 74.5075.86 78.28 77.14
69.83 71.67 70.3361.00 - 68.25
73.83 67.40
21
Table g cont.)
Grounds 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 1960-61 1961-62 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65
Australia , . Outside AntarcticSpain Outside
AntarcticFrance OutsideDenmark OutsideIceland OutsidePeru Outside „Chile OutsideBrazil OutsideU.S.A. OutsideNew Zealand . Outside
1 ) Calculated.
Table h.-Average size of whales killed in the different grounds in the years
1958 to 1965.
Species of whales andwhaling grounds.
Blue-whales.
Antarctic:-South GeorgiaPelagic whaling 69.70
Africa:-Natal 67.83Cape Province 62.67
Brazil -North Atlantic and Arctic:
Norway Iceland Faroe Islands ..... . • • 73.00
Pacific North:-California 75.75British Columbia 69.00Bering Sea 75.73Kamtchatka 73.86Kuril IslandsJapan
Chile 70.35Australia
Engl. ft.
1965
Fin-whales.
Antarctic:-South Georgia 66.92 66.89 62.94 63.96 66.35 65.89 66.06Pelagic whaling 65.48 66.79 66.16 66.49 66.79 66.61 66.30 66.24
Africa:-Natal 61.16 60.56 60.60 59.67 60.58 60.92 60.55 60.80Cape Province 55.32 59.24 56.89 59.40 60.73 62.38 59.59 61.05
Brazil 63.50 61.10 65.50 64.43 69.00
61.07
58.1561.9861.4260.9356.1557.8650.00
61.28
59.2061.2961.6461.6456.1556.51
Engl. ft. Engl. ft.
60.9760.8060.52
60.5057.54
59.1453.0055.9060.6559.77
58.7958.28
35.00
39.75
40.0641.0839.92
41.67
38.00
61.2660.8560.67
55.0056.39
60.06
57.3561.4660.8160.2456.9556.63
56.00
40.00
48.00
41.44
37.70
40.51
37.00
Engl. ft.
60.1657.0059.27
59.4354.0056.9061.6859.6060.6757.0852.26
41.37
38.7841.22
44.91
a_
39.00
42.03
40.7542.2940.7437.5047.0038.6337.0038.3039.06
Engl. ft.
59.27
59.41
60.31
63.2558,9460.5656.6555.00
41.38
38.4239.00
43.69
30.00
40.1549.50
44.7841.3238.7941.0040.12
38.8540.46
22
Table h (cont.).
species of whales andwhaling grounds. 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958
-North Atlantic and Arctic:Norway Faroe Islands Iceland West Greenland Newfoundland Nova Scotia
Pacific North:-California Oregon British Columbia Bering Sea Kamtchatka Kuril Islands Japan
Chile Australia New Zealand
Humpbacks.
Antarctic:-Pelagic whaling
Africa:-Natal Cape Province Gabon')
Brazil North Atlantic and Arctic:
Faroe I slands Newfoundland Greenland .
Pacific North:-California Oregon British Columbia Bering Sea . Kamtchatka Kuril Islands Japan Ryukyu Islands
Chile Australia New Zealand
Engl. ft. Engl. ft. Engl. ft.
59.88 60.46 59.3159.19
61.01 60.51 59.5462.13
53.00 56.79 58.07
39.95 41.52
39.05 38.3839.57 44.5039.8841.75 43.20
41.00
39.99 41.27
40.04 40.8341.54
40.86 40.3038.00 39.2541.75 44.2540.24 38.85
40.45 40.9540.36 40.62
60.94
60.5261.9160.4656.7859.12
40.93
37.3645.75
39.23
43.00
41.33
41.3745.6736.0039.50
40.3740.09
Sei-whales.
Antarctic:-South Georgia 49.82 49.81Pelagic whaling 49.28 49.62
Africa:-Natal 43.96 43.91Cape Province 42.05 44.26Gabon') - -
48.63 49.27 49.53 49.75 50.0550.30 50.20 50.45 50.83 50.33
43.44 44.36 44.03 44.13 44.05
45.75 48.87 47.11 45.72 45.12- - 44.75
Engl. ft.
58.4362.3360.82
61.5659.4058.0561.3760.0260.4857.0451.82
41.56
38.1937.33
42.83
40.16
39.3842.2040.3436.6038.67
36.0038.1640.33
49.81
43.9544.09
1 ) Earlier French Congo.
Engl. ft
49.75
44.11
49.00
46.4542.7345.8445.55
43.8443.74
Engl. ft.
49.90
44.30
49.00
46.0044.0045.7246.3446.4142.2844.29
48.35 48.6745.62 45.30
37.08 37.7936.28 37.51
44.41 39.4440.85 37.75
42.13 39.9635.24 34.3848.48 49.2146.67 53.0051.36 51.21
49.00
40.19 39.05- 36.00
37.77 38.0846.09 45.5942.46 41.50
38.0937.64 36.96
42.47- 40.1541.57 41.01
34.46 34.8942.31 42.58
- 44.84
Engl. ft.
49.31
40.00
45.30
Engl. ft.
49.05
38.83
44.36
44.00
Engl. ft.
49.61
39.50
44.14
Engl. ft
50.29
46.25
44.01
43.00
46.45 44.9244.4846.88 49.5042.33 47.8046.68 46.1341.67 41.7737.88 48.67
49.0040.50
46.65 46.8746.26 46.76
38.29 37.8837.03 37.98
43.58 40.2540.56 42.54
39.55- 39.51
48.16 47.8251.0051.06 50.36
47.58 46.4747.26 47.20
38.96 38.5739.05 37.64
- 35.1440.00 38.3138.28 40.00
- 37.16- 44.30
50.37 48.61
51.15- 50.85
51.00- 54.00
45.7443.9449.0047.0447.0542.4838.6745.00
43.94
46.9047.5646.3441.1044.00
23
Table h (cont.).
Species of whales andwhaling grounds. 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958
BraziNorth Atlantic and Arctic:
Norway. Faroe Islands Iceland West Greenland Newfoundland
Pacific North:-California British Columbia Bering Sea .......K amtchatka Kuril Islands Japan
Chile New Zealand Australia
Sperm-whales.
Antarctic:-South Georgia Pelagic whaling
Africa:-Natal Cape Province Gabon')
South Atlantic, pelagic . . Brazil North Atlantic and Arctic:
Azores Madeira Norway Faroe 'islands Iceland West Greenland Newfoundland Nova Scotia
Pacific North:-California Oregon British Columbia Bering Sea Kamtchatka Kuril Islands Japan Ryukyu Islands .
South Pacific Ocean, pelIndian Ocean, pel Peru Chile Australia New Zealand
Engl. ft.
49.07
43.65
45.5644.2846.0746.9545.8842.6945.67
43.00
46.36
38.2637.28
40.3238.18
39.8639.38.50.1548.7550.92
45.00
41.34
39.8044.6741.8537.0737.6637.0039.8539.42
34.4742.3546.74
Engl. ft.
50.53
42.8341.0043.33
46.5044.4947.0847.7946.5242.4145.93
47.1247.52
39.6636.89
43.5044.75
37.8334.5348.3649.8051.7050.6947.29
40.18 39.34 43.38 42.59 45.75- 48.67 -
39.09 40.31 39.7146.31 45.25 46.06 45.72 46.0541.89 43.92 44.58 45.64 44.7537.35 37.97 38.27 38.65 38.1336.85 37.15 37.01 36.49 36.47
- 39.44 39.93 39.2940.5339.08
- 40.58 38.01 - -34.53 34.59 36.92 37.04 38.2443.55 43.54 42.94 44.08 42.6143.00 - - -
1 ) Earlier French Congo.
24
Table i.-North Atlantic and Arctic.
(Exclusive Azores, Madeira, Spain, and Portugal.)
Grounds. Years.
Species of whales caught.011
produc-tion.
Expeditions.
•
P7--ct,„.
="',
A,tl:
ifl 2. ,..1rt
g:52
'--8
- rci13-2 "iti
14g, 8 t0) ,.Z
8 A g,g to .4.-i
1gi+8'F&4
A
Barr.') ,North Atlantic 1953 15 585 8 145 148 901 27,261 8 - 21
and Arctic. Total 1954 11 486 7 116 168 788 25,507 7 - 181955 13 550 1 158 142 864 27,753 6 - , 181956 9 475 3 94 277 858 31,174 7 - 191957 11 672 1 85 210 979 33,802 6 - 171958 5 491 4 98 288 886 32,971 6 - 161959 6 372 - 76 152 606 24,153 4 - 111960 289 1 44 262 596 26,188 4 - ' 131961 304 1 65 238 608 23,912 3 - 101962 1 4M 2 47 234 738 29,843 5 - 131963 - 328 - 20 252 600 27,315 4 - i 111964 1 325 1 90 196 613 24,154 5 - 131965 1 545 1 76 103 726 25,384 6 - 13
Norway. 1953 7 275 4 48 44 378 12 , 264 4 - 111954 2 270 6 20 94 392 13 , 582 4 - 111955 1 210 1 10 44 266 8 , 283 3 - 81956 132 16 58 206 6 , 764 3 - 81957 139 1 30 170 5 , 862 2 - 61958 123 6 92 221 7,581 2 - 61959 180 4 31 215 7,897 2 - 61960 128 2 84 214 8,625 3 - 91961 162 6 88 256 8,830 2 - 61962 1 145 3 91 240 9,020 3 - 81963 - 42 - 107 149 6,613 2 - 61964 1 38 - 49 88 3,677 2 - 61965 106 - 27 133 4,885 2 - 4
Faroe Islands. 1953 2 87 1 27 52 169 4,557 2 - 51954 - 17 3 11 31 942 1 - 21955 1 SO 11 69 161 5,395 1 - ' 51956 43 3 3 97 146 5,460 1 - 51957 141 1 - 57 199 6,016 1 - 51958 16 1 40 57 2,424 1 - 4- - - - - - - - -1962 6 7 13 466 1 - 11963 3 8 11 490 1 - 11964 13 5 19 607 1 - 11965 1 10 6 17 559 1 - 1
Iceland. 1953 5 207 2 70 48 332 10,124 1 - 41954 9 177 i 93 54 334 10,506 1 - 41955 10 236 134 20 400 13,229 1 - 41956 8 265 72 95 440 17,141 1 - 41957 10 348 78 81 517 18,800 1 - 41958 5 289 91 123 - 508 20,335 1 - 41959 6 178 67 120 - 371 15,511 1 - 41960 160 421177 - 379, 17,536 1 - 4
(Cont. on next page.)
1) Barrel 170 kg. (Barrel abt. 1/. long ton).
+i •eC.) a?
, .04
4.91 Pi
9 5
Table i (cont.).
Years. ET6'Qa
acra
1961 142 58 1501962 303 44 1361963 283 20 1361964 217 89 1381965 288 74 70
1953 15 41954 22 91955 22 3 91956 28 1 141957 21 1 281958 8 26196019611962 2
1964 561965 135
1953 119541955 21956 7 131957 23 5 141958 55 71959 14 5 11960 11961 11963 11964 11965
Grounds.
Iceland (cont.)
We8t Greenland.
Nova Scotia.
Newfoundlandand Labrador.
1) Calculated.
Species of whales caught.
e,o
Oilproduc-
tion.
Expeditions.
—Eo
t
350483439444432
213135445134
2
60135
1
222426620
2
29
Barrels.
15,08220,35720,21218,91317,273
277477769942
1,3641,051
9572,667
1 ) 39
1 ) 77867
1,7601,580
74527
444
• 44
Table j.—Azores.
Years
Species of whales caught.
Oilproduction.
Expeditions. 1 )
Blue. Fin.Hump-back Sei. Sperm. Others.
Total ofwhales.
Shoresta-
tions.
Float-ingfac-
tories.
Catch-ers.
Barrels.
1953 528 528 12,6611954 683 683 16,7611955 664 664 15,8711956 536 536 14,244 ...
1957 671 671 16,536 •
1958 527 527 13,9581959 485 485 12,1481960 438 438 11,636 1 _
1961 374 374 10,5341962 412 412 12,6511963 V_ 472 472 13,5101964 478 478 13,8191965 379 379 12,341
1 ) Several small shore stations. Whaling is carried on with rowing boats, and the whales are towed toshore by gasoline launches.
Total ofwhales.
Oilproduc-
tion.Shoresta-
tions.
Float-ingfac-
tories.
Catch-ers.
Expeditions.
Years.
Species of whales caught.
Blue. Fin.Hump-back. Sel. Sperm. Others.
1953 - 18 - 12 38 1 ) 291954 - 30 - - 105 1 ) 821955 - 36 - - 158 1 ) 981956 _ 5 _ 6 234 1 ) 281957 - - - - 241 1 ) 601958 - 4 - 3 149 1 ) 251959 - - - - 182 1 ) 551960 - - - - 122 1 ) 751961 - - - - 98 1 ) 941962 _ _ _ _ 167 1 ) 311963 _ _ _ 113 1 ) 131964 - - - - 182 1 ) 371965 - - - - 164 1 ) 116
Barrels.
97 2,423 2 - 5217 3,392 2 - 5292 5,250 2 - 6273 4,481 3 _ 5301 6,247 3 - 5181 4,310 3 - 5237 5,260 3 - 5197 5,263 2 - 3192 2 ) 5,123 2 - 3198 4,440 2 _ 3126 2,963 2 _ 3219 6,010 2 - 3280 9,527 2 - 3
39 39 835 1 ) (2) 1)
3 121 124 3,818 1) (1) 1)
53 53 2,554 1) (2) 1)
16 16 415 1 ) (1) 1)
1634
1634
309989 a_
1 ) ( 3 )1)
1) (1) 1)
121 121 3,655 1) (5) 1)
358 0 358 13,324 1) (6) 1)
-•■••■ 435 435 12,748 1) (7) 1)
442 442 7,850 1) (5 ) 1)
51 51 1,814 1) (4) 1)
19551956195719581959196019611962196319641965
26
Table k.-Madeira.
Species of whales caught. Expeditions.")
Years Oilproduction. Shore
sta-tions.
Floatingfac-
tories.Blue. Fin.
Hump-back. Sei. Sperm. Others,
Total ofwhales.
Catch-ers.
Barrels.1953 - 2 - - 107 - 109 3,1531954 - 2 - - 122 - 124 2,5221955 _ - - _ 175 _ 175 4,2871956 - 1 - - 168 - 169 4,5991957 - 2 1 - 168 - 171 4,8381958 _ - - _ 174 _ 174 3,2151959 _ _ _ _ 86 2) 1 87 3,1471960 _ _ _ _ 168 _ 168 3,8131961 - - 4 - 129 - 133 3,3651962 - - - 171 - 171 3,9711963 - - - 186 - 186 3,9901964 - - ___ 133 _ 133 2,2371965 - - - 151 - 151 3,111
1) Several small shore stations. Whaling is carried on with rowing boats, and the whales are towed toshore by gasoline launches. 2 ) Right-whale.
Table l.-Spain.
') Baleen whales. No specification. 2) Calculated.
Table m.-South Atlantic Ocean. (North of 400 South Lat.)Catch by floating factories on voyage to and from the Antarctic whaling grounds.
') The matériel is included in the Antarctic statistics.
Expeditions.Species of whales caught.
Years.o
Grounds. 4°.g L•114.'574.541 Si'
Oilproduc-
tion.Es)4 Q4,
E2
1,090 2,46295512,841
1,223 3,606
40078
17610132357790S681703707
96 35371 400
176 602101 47460 763
172 738379 824183 1,024475 1,004319 1,640369 1,771282 2,113459 2,814
295
263405525498228388721673764
4
97
618441602474
1,2321,4321,4891,7931,7692,581
252
469694651769765941691728792
41
14
13
1,7081,0881,3101,2292,5363,0263,6093,5233,3523,9474,0544,2105,398
9841,0231,3101,2291,6201,6261,8511,9872,1432,4922,5312,6723,640
9161,4001,5801,5361,2091,4551,5231,5381,758
178
693
6531
7
1) 341) 261) 40
1) 9
1) 81 ) 64i) 531 ) 107i) 180
3
i) 7
1) 341 ) 26C) 401) 9i) 81) 641 ) 501 ) 107i) 180
27
Table n.-Africa.
Africa. Total.
Natal.
Cape Province.
(Jabon 2 )
Spani8h Morocco.
1953 9 576 981954 15 527 271955 6 477 491956 5 613 361957 9 901 371958 7 943 411959 3 964 2051960 7 993 401961 9 823 401962 8 541 461963 7 402 401964 6 3011965 9 380 -
1953 5 441 891954 10 515 271955 6 477 491956 5 613 361957 5 758 341958 3 674 391959 3 607 381960 6 738 361961 6 622 361962 7 489 371963 5 346 371964 5 2721965 6 361
1953 4 126
1957 4 143 31958 4 269 21959 357 71960 1 255 41961 3 201 41962 1 52 91963 2 56 31964 1 291965 3 19
Barrels.
53,83143,93645,20651,10583,95689,401
102,370102,78688,34596,78395,28489,153
106,004
39,31342,95345,20651,10563,88359,80160,44068,73660,92467,80969,14861,76078,656
13,981
20,07329,60033,65034,05027,42128,97426,13627,39327,348
8,280
537983
4 - 22'2 - 141 - 131 - 132 - 152 - 163 ..... 182 - 172 - 172 - 162 - 182 - 152 - 17
1 6_
1 4111 61 61 51 61 51 5
1 21959
160
1953
91954
5 12
1) Bryde-whales. 2) Earlier French Congo.
28
Table o.-Pacific North.(Exclusive Japan, Bering Sea, Kamtchatka, and Kuril Islands.)
Grounds. 1 Yea".
Species of whales caught.oil
produc-n
.
Expeditions.
i .`1)
Pi W,
4,E -'4a)
•I'
d
t"ct
it;
p)5
cd
E is"g,"8t
g ' r4EVA
.
14 ' -2 : '§ •4.n.qi clô
Barrels.Pacific North. 1953 8 181 47 14 275 ') 10 535 18,255 1 - 5
Total. 1954 11 150 106 134 226 - 627 17,507 1 - 61955 11 120 37 139 320 - 627 18,164 1 - 61956 14 171 161 37 136 - 519 18,488 2 - 81957 15 306 271 94 204 - 890 28,386 3 - 111958 34 682 445 41 120 - 1,322 34,948 6 - 151959 33 475 384 224 284 - 1,400 38,536 6 - 171960 1 138 234 48 30 - 451 12,586 5 - 141961 2 118 154 51 113 - 438 11,435 5 - 121962 29 281 79 362 232 - 983 23,590 7 - 181963 36 241 79 251 225 - 832 22,839 5 - 121964 14 288 37 625 169 1 ) 20 1,153 24,513 4 - 111965 13 197 22 626 248 - 1,106 22,066 4 - 11
California. 1956 - 3 133 - 9 - 145 5,760 1 - 21957 - 22 199 1 14 - 236 8,741 1 - 31958 26 109 115 2 8 - 260 8,518 2 - 41959 5 106 140 39 17 - 307 10,430 2 - 51960 1 138 67 47 16 - 269 8,743 2 - 51961 2 118 62 51 101 - 334 9,148 2 - 51962 2 123 39 22 60 - 246 6,981 2 - 51963 6 16 55 97 77 - 251 5,554 2 - 51964 2 147 27 13 63 1 ) 20 272 8,331 2 - 51965 4 113 4 22 97 - 240 7,038 2 - 5
Oregon. 1961 - - 2 - 3 - 5 106 1 - 11962 - 1 - - - - 1 6 1 - 11963 - 5 - - - - 5 69 1 - 11964 - - - - 1 - 1 12 1 - 11965 - 1 - - - - 1 6 1 - 1
British Columbia. 1953 8 181 47 14 275 1 ) 10 535 18,255 1 - 51954 11 150 106 134 226 - 627 17,507 1 - 61955 11 120 37 139 320 - 627 18,164 1 - 61956 14 168 28 37 127 - 374 12,728 1 - 61957 15 284 49 93 190 - 631 19,241 1 - 61958 8 573 40 39 112 - 772 22,173 1 - 61959 28 369 27 185 260 - 869 22,777 1 - 61962 27 157 16 340 172 - 712 16,151 1 - 61963 30 220 24 154 147 - 575 17,208 1 - 51964 12 141 10 612 105 - 880 16,170 1 - 51965 9 83 18 604 151 - 865 15,022 1 - 5
Ryukyu Islands 1957 - - 23 - - - 23 404 1 - 2(Okinawa) 1958 - - 290 - - - 290 4,257 3 - 5
1959 - - 217 - 7 - 224 5,329 3 - 61960 - - 167 1 14 - 182 3,843 3 - 91961 - - 90 - 9 - 99 2,181 2 - 61962 - 24 - - - 24 452 3 - 61963 - - - 1 - 1 81 - 1
1) Grey-whales.
29
Table p.-Japan.
Years.Hump-back.
Sperm. Others. Total ofwhales.
Oilproduction. Shore
sta-tions.
Float-ingfac-
tories.
Species of whales caught.
Blue. Fin. Sei.
Expeditions.
Catch-ers.
1953 22 246 9 585 1,1861954 16 197 8 646 1,4871955 30 354 9 488 1,5061956 14 347 14 782 2,1251957 5 260 5 478 2,3611958 7 222 4 823 2,5881959 5 127 4 1,340 2,1041960 1 131 2 788 2,1071961 3 71 4 782 2,1011962 5 39 1 1,229 1,6851963 2 67 3 855 1,7141964 7 120 1 854 1,800
•1965 71 3 466 1,8002 ) Right-whales. 2 ) Bryde-whales.
Table q.-North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea.
1953 91 470 421954 145 1,316 1361955 70 1,360 1171956 70 1,415 371957 70 1,4051958 70 1,331 241959 70 1,4501960 70 1,3931961 70 1,452 91962 48 1,166 171963 57 1,045 101964 42 1,0071965 49 1,406 40
981292148
16633032
2034
260945
1,5331,398
4911,0841,5981,7001,5001,8001,8001,8002,5492,7002,4612,460
1) 31) 31) 3
7012,2172,6523,1683,3413,2553,3523,4663,3384,0434,7605,0435,353
Barrels.
29,123103,218111,917146,600148,824145,436160,224150,529151,059184,249194,654183,183200,406
1 42 102 132 142 152 152 172 152 153 213 213 213 25
2,0482,3542,3873,2843,1093,6443,5803,0292,9612,9592,6412,8012,340
Barrels.31,36233,16334,42146,23344,42760,96652,64848,40344,66544,40948,69245,54044,917
1818192017201919181513138
2 19
25252525252525242525212217
1) Right-whales.
Table r.-Kamtchatka.
Years.Hump-back.
Sperm. Total ofwhales.
Oilproduction. Shore
sta-tions.
Float-ingfac-
tories.
Catch-ers.
Species of whales caught.
Blue. Fin. Sei. Others.
Expeditions.
Barrels.
11 145 11 26 865 1,058 41,493 1 512 238 21 22 816 1,109 36,264 1 54 79 8 28 996 1,115 38,248 1 57 65 31 16 998 1,117 40,571 1 69 81 50 36 1,174 1,350 49,282 1 7
39 10 19 1,430 1,498 60,013 1 722 132 74 93 1,560 1,881 76,029 1 9
128 57 59 2,228 2,472 96,090 1 92 79 314 54 1,868 2,317 87,040 1 1) 15
19 438 1,213 303 1,955 3,928 116,183 2 28347 1,060 2,242 514 5,125 9,288 287,555 4 2) 4677 2,500 242 595 5,432 3) 1 8,847 272,040 4 4672 1,492 243 695 8,196 10,698 339,061 4 49
1953195419551956195719581959196019611962196319641965
1) Incl. 4 catchers which also operated from Kuril Islands. 2) Incl. 2 catchers which also operated fromKuril Islands. 3 ) Right-whale.
Years.Blue. Fin.
Hump-back. Sei. Sperm. Others.
Total ofwhales.
Oilproduc-
tion.Shoresta-
tions.
Barrels.
1953 8 161 1 1) 5 175 2,837 21954 18 183 1 202 3,636 11955 9 200 1 1) 211 3,530 21956 1 14 196 3 2) 3 217 3,596 21957 115 2 2) 5 122 1,300 21958 115 118 4 128 2,524 11959 8 294 11 313 4,736 11960 21 13 750 29 813 10,800 21961 10 13 958 102 1,083 16,275 21962 49 11 610 85 756 13,446 21963 4 12 346 42 404 6,327 21964 256 4 260 3,936 11965 149 13 162 3,577 1
i) Right-whales. 2 ) No specification.
Table u.-Peru.
Barrels.
1953 10 28 6 36 1,260 - 1,340 22,108 31954 8 30 1 2 4,134 - 4,175 104,168 31955 8 7 2 1 1,869 - 1,887 31,335 21956 - 1 7 - 2,019 - 2,027 32,604 21957 - - - - 2,381 - 2,381 45,745 31958 - 2,554 - 2,554 56,315 31959 - - - 1 3,399 - 3,400 74,785 31960 - - - 3,451 - 3,451 75,426 31961 - - - 3,602 - 3,602 76,644 31962 - - 3,301 - 3,301 67,189 31963 - - - 3,241 _ 3,241 60,903 31964 1 6 35 1 2,023 - 2,066 40,745 31965 78 150 137 2 922 1,289 30,878 1
Float-ingfac-
tories.
2223323543311
- 61 19- 6- 6- 8- 8- 8
8- 8- 9_ 9- 10- 5
Catch-ers.
30
Table s.-Kuril Islands.
Species of whales caught. Expeditions.
Years.Blue. Fin.
Hump-back. Sei. Sperm. Others.
Total ofwhales.
Oilproduc-
tion.Shoresta-
tions.
Barrels.
1953 10 179 6 86 1,521 1,802 42,586 51954 23 266 8 126 1,192 1,615 49,394 51955 27 219 23 128 1,4941) 10 1.901 43,979 51956 45 241 10 171 1,693 2.160 54,249 41957 44 173 2 108 1,821 2,148 52,415 41958 14 328 4 336 2,184 2,866 62,478 41959 19 223 5 131 1,878 2,256 52,143 31960 14 265 3 140 1,487 1,909 45,032 31961 15 156 19 52 1,401 1,643 34,535 31962 11 77 2 79 1,347 1,516 28,570 21963 1 90 5 16 659 771 16,269 21964 76 35 452 563 12,382 21965
1 ) Southern right-whales.
Table t.-Brazil.
Species of whales caught. Expeditions.
Float-ing
Catch-fac- ers.
tories.
1313131514221913151054
31
Table v.-Chile.
Years.
Species of whales caught.
Total ofwhales.
Oilproduc-
tion.
Barrels.
Expeditions.
Blue. Fin.Hump-back. Sei. Sperm. Others.
Shoresta-
tions-
Float.ing
fac-tories-
Catch-ers.
1953 172 283 21 24 698 1,198 30,169 2 81954 70 434 26 798 1,328 27,885 2 121955 150 359 5 32 746 1,298 36,108 2 131956 209 202 3 48 1,171 1,633 41,751 2 121957 100 69 5 39 2,299 2,512 44,688 2 131958 166 73 16 2,062 2,317 48,301 3 131959 80 70 3 17 2,062 2,233 44,851 3 141960 131 52 2 13 1,886 2,084 41,443 3 161961 142 16 3 13 2,160 2,334 46,623 3 101962 11 34 4 9 2,280 2,338 39,125 2 101963 31 11 6 1,494 1,543 30,047 2 101964 112 136 47 1,213 1,508 36,620 3 131965') 371 265 6 439 267 1,348 40,100 2 10
i) Right-whales. 2) No information received from one company.
Table w.-South Pacific Ocean. (North of 40° South Lat.) 1 )
1957 - - - - 48 - 48 1,712 - 2) (1) 2)
1962 - - - - 164 - 164 4,053 2) (1) 2)
1963 _ _ _ _ 1,219 _ 1,219 26,812 _ 2) (1) 2) _
1964 - - - - 1,779 - 1,779 37,671 - 2 ) (2) 2)
1965 - - - - 400 - 400 14,045 - 2 ) (1) 2)
') Catch by fl. factories outside the Antarctic grounds. 2) Incl. in the Antarctic statistics.
Table x.-Indian Ocean. (North of 40° South Lat.) 1 )
1957 - - - - 23 - 23 742 - 2 ) (2) 2) -1962 - - - - 371 - 371 7,801 - 2 ) (6) 2) -1963 - - 2,005 - 2,005 41,915 - 2) (12) 2) -1964 - - - 2,095 -- 2,095 52,048 - 2 ) (8) 2) -1965 - - - - 1,768 - 1,768 53,032 - 2 ) (7) 2) -
1 ) Catch by fl. factories outside the Antarctic grounds. 2) Incl. in the Antarctic statistics.
Table y.-Australia.
1953 1 2,000 _sr 2,001 102,191 4 91954 1 2,038 2,039 100,515 5 91955 1,846 7 1,853 96,377 5 91956 1,989 61 2,051 104,607 5 111957 1,961 139 2,100 108,069 5 12195S 2 1,807 283 i) 3 2,095 107,845 5 131959 12 1 1,660 138 1,811 94,311 5 131960 2 1,525 282 1,809 89,366 5 141961 1,481 454 i) 2 1,937 85,542 5 121962 4 720 2 592 i) 2 1,320 55,053 5 131963 1 87 3 629 720 28,111 2 81964 710 710 30,108 31965 668 668 26,508 3
i) Bryde-whales.Table z.-New Zealand.
1953 109 109 4,560 31954 180 180 8,820 31955 112 112 5,020 31956 143 14 2 159 6,325 2 41957 184 2 186 8,640 2 41958 183 183 8,235 31959 318 2 320 16,338 2 61960 361 361 15,184 2 61961 80 81 4,100 2 81962 32 3 35 1,538 2 61963 9 114 123 5,1111964 1 4 134 139 5,7131965
Whalemeat-meal,bone-meal,grax-meal,
guano,
Whale liver
Liver-oil,
vitaminoil
Liver-meal
Whale meat,blubberfor food,ventralgrooves
Whalesolubles
Otherby-
products
Long tons L. tons L. tons L. tons L. tons L. tons L. tons77,795 1,218 308 138 127,019 5,661 31,20284,511 1,910 254 143,434 6,212 31,30986,227 2,409 251 163,695 7,848 39,87579,949 3,009 229 229,001 6,982 48,62774,905 2,353 205 203,142 16,154 38,395
31,655 2,692 97 173,736 - 27,6734,761 1) _ - 4,410 4012,980 955 - 131
335
31899
310 265136 14 544
1,943 2,26016 84
57616
1,484 2,0152
3,034 3,060 33612,218 148 2) 5,518
423 6976 106 22,966 6,683
5,584 8,410 1,5262,6031,205 2,078 1,756 21,202
1 13370,384 2,924 203 222,616 6,502 36,416
33,678 3,212 3 ) 12 171,662 26,6655,993 4,245 5463,270 987 221
625 851
237136608 1,090238 1,175
1,979 2,880100
1,164106
1,240 1,3302 7
2,617 71 3,27715,661 607 5) _ 8,639 269
996 106 26,361 8,8113,698 8,127 1,3762,0741,218 9,062 545 3911,064 1,213
75,334 3,891 118 236,818 6,003 38,279
By-productsYear
Grounds
1958-59 Total1959-60 1960-611961-621962-63
1963-64 Antarctic Africa:-Natal • •
Cape Province . • •Brazil:-ParaibaNorth Atl. and Arctic
Azores Madeira Spain Norway Iceland Faroe Islands.. • •Nova Scotia Newfoundland . • •
Pacific North:-California Oregon
British Columbia Kamtchatka Kuril Islands Bering Sea Japan
Peru Chile Australia New Zealand
Total
1961-65.Antarctic Africa:-Natal . • •
Cape Province Brazil:-North Atl. and Arctic
Azores Madeira Spain Norway Iceland Faroe Islands • •Nova Scotia Newfoundland
Pacific North:-California Oregon
British Columbia KamtchatkaBering Sea .Japan
Peru Chile Australia
Total
32
Table z. 1-Production of by-products in the Antarctic and on other whaling grounds1958/59-1964/65.
1 ) 1,116,923 mill. units liver oil, vitamin oil (Vitamin A) were produced. Further were produced of Vitamin A2) 9,600,000 mill.units. 3) 922.000 mill. units. 4) 1,006,176 mill. units. 5) 16.233,000 mill. units.
2951,892
6,262
133
8,582
431,762
150
70
80
2,105
712,194
221
228
2,714
541,3862,849
217
4,506
2) 33
93
126
174
97
281
160
189
349
460853
1,313
377
377
a_
179
179
434
434
220
221
3,495
12,732
35
19
301
44101
3,234
3,219
2622
3321
1623,762
3,286
5845
5
23812
3,635
13,233
18
90
87
155
77
2
993
10191
477
178
90
4320
544
64233
111
124
147
2160
5
189
191
272) 7
4133 305
137 339
145
170
321
40
363
2673
22
2294
3073
14
324
33
Table V.—Catch of small whales in the years 1960/61-1964/65,by species and whaling grounds.
Species of whales caught
Years')Grounds Minke-
whalesBottle-noses
Pilot-whales
Killer-whales
White-whales
Baird'sbeakedwhales
Others orunspecified
whales
1960-61.Norway. Faroe Islands Greenland Newfoundland Hudson Bay California Japan U.S.S R Antarctic
Total
1961-62.Norway. Faroe Islands Greenland Newfoundland Hudson Bay British Columbia Nova Scotia Northwest Territories Japan USSRAntarctic
Total1962-63.
South Africa Norway. Faroe Islands Newfoundland British Columbia Hudson Bay Nova Scotia Northwest Territories -California Japan USSRBrazil Antarctic
Total
1963-64.South Africa Norway Faroe Islands Newfoundland Hudson Bay Northwest Territories Nova Scotia California Japan U.S.S RBrazil Antarctic
Total
1960-61 =Antarctic season 1960-61 and summer 1961, a.s.o. a Up to March 31st incl.
3
2245183529
51912
11_
1 -
^
5 19 103 11 10
8 2 91 9 2
34
Table Z2 (cont.).
Species of whales caughtYears
Grounds Minke-whales
Bottle-noses
Pilot- Killer-whales whales
Baird's 1 Others (1.-
White- beaked , unspecifiedwhales whales whales
1964-65.South Africa 2Norway 2,467 692 32 104 - - -Faroe Islands - 1,599 - - - 177Newfoundland 29 - 1,520 - - - -Hudson Bay - - - - 354 - -Northwest Territories - - - - 285 - -Nova Scotia 12 6 - - - - -California - - - - 2Japan 334 - 288 169 - 172 71Brazil 67 - - _ - -Antarctic 6 2 - 1 - - -
Total 2,917 700 3,439 274 639 I 174 24S
Table Z 3.—Catch of Minke-whales (Balaenoptera Acutorostrata) 1961-1965,by months and whaling grounds.
MonthsGrounds
Year Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Des.Total
Norway:—Total 1961
1962196319641965Of which:
Coastal districts') 19611962196319641965
Barents Sea, 1961Spitzbergen and 1962Bear Island') 1963
19641965
Shetland') 19611962196319641965
Antarctic 1964165
Denmark:—Greenland 1961
1962
- _ 18 161 865 1,425 245 412 93 _ _ _ 3,219- _ 31 129 657 1,376 348 659 86 _ _ _ 3,286_ _ 14 161 835 1,273 328 557 65 _ _ _ 3,233- - 12 101 646 937 354 624 58 - - - 2,732_ _ 3 73 497 1,055 293 491 55 _ _ _ 2,467
- - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1,411_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ _ 1,501- - - - - - - — - _ 1,620- - - - - - - - - - - - 1,795- - - - - — - - - - 1,221- - - - - - - - - - _ _ 1,374- - - - _ ..... .... ..... .... ..... - - 1,248- - ..... _ - - - — - - - 1,168- - - - - ---- -- 357- - - - - - - - - - - 720_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 434- - - - - - — - - 537- — - -- ---- 445— - - - - - ---- 580- - - - - - - - - - 526- - - - - - — - - 1
- - - 2 5 5 3 2 3 2 2 3) 26_ _ _ 2 6 4 68 17 11 3 i 58
Canada:—Newfoundland . . 1961
1962196319641965
Nova Scotia .... 1962 _ _
1964 - -
1965 _
- -
Catching period permitted: March 15 th—June 30th and July 22 th —September 14th, both days included.Catching period permitted: March 15 th—June 30th, both days included. Incl. 2 Minke-whales without spesifi-
cation for months.
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept.
Grounds TotalYearJan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May I June July Aug. Sept. 1 Oct. I Nov. Dec.
Grounds YearOct. Nov. Dec.
40
1
3
2
MonthsTotal
19611962196319641965
1963/641964/65
196319641965
19631965
1964
19611962
1964
1960/611961/621962/631963/641964/65
18 68 95 73 39 166 53 85 56 31 16 35 46 43 44 346 75 68 77 50 201 63 99 92 45 26
10
15 4—
2 15
Japan:—Coastal districts 332
238220301334
962
24467
12
1
1
1622
2154
Antarctic
Brazil
Africa:—Cape Province.
Natal
U.S.S.R.:—Kuril Islands .
Kamtchatka ..
Antarctic
223
1141
15
28
3
13523
100
8 50 11 10 8— 124 91 90 15 1
25 79 128 31 1 331 110 116 45 1 461 345 242 37 7
1), 2) 'See notes 1 and page 134.
87321267307692
285
36143
4913183643
10185148229686
Norway:—Total
Of which:Coastal districts"
Barents Sea,Spitzbergen andBear Island 2 )
Shetland')
19611962196319641965
19611962196319641965
19611962196319641965'
196119621963 -1961965'
35
Table Z 3 (cont.).
- - - - -3 3
_ _ 3 3
Denmark:—Faroe Islands 1963
1964
MonthsGrounds Year
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. ' Oct. Nov.Total
Dec.
Canada:—Nova Scotia 1962- - - 40
1963 - - - - - - 221964 - 10 1 - 2 1 141965 - - - - - 4 2 6
U.S.S.R.:—Kuril Islands 1961 - - - 1 1 1 ._ ... 3
1962 1 1 2
Antarctic 1962/63 - - - - - ---- - - - - - - - - - - - 21964/65
Table. V.—Catch of Pilot-whales (Globicephala Melaena) 1961-1965,by months and whaling grounds.
^a ^
1
36
Table Z 4 (cont.).
Grounds YearMonths
TotalJan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June 1 July Aug. Sept. 1 Oct. Nov. Dec.
Norway:—Total 1961 - - - - 3 1 23 267 1 - - - 291
1962 - - - - 3 - 2 38 - - - - 4:1963 - - - - 7 10 - 54 - - - - 7]1964 - - - - 3 - 16 35 - - - - 5z.1965 - - - - - - 2 25 5 - - - 3!
Of which:Coastal districts') 1961 - - - - - - - - - - - - 15::
1962 - - - - - - - - - 2]1963 - - - - - - - - - - - - 2:1964 - - - - - — - - - - ---
41965 - -
------
- - - — - - - - - 3!
Shetland') .. . . . 1961 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 41962 - - - - - - - - - - - - .21963 - - - - - - - - - — - 4P1964 - - - - - — - - - - - 5(1965 -- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Denmark:—Faroe Islands . 1961 - - - - 59 505 533 157 270 112 - 256 1,89!
1962 - - - - 244 140 460 371 228 36 122 152 1,75:1963 176 250 - - - - - 799 667 70 55 177 2,1941964 267 - - - - - - 507 612 - -- - 1,38(1965 - - - - - - 416 1,080 - - - 103 1,591
Canada:—Newfoundland 1961 - - - - - 151 441 2,815 2,334 521 - - 6,26:
1962 - - - - - — - - - - - 15(1963 - - - - - - - - - - - - 22]1964 - - - - - - 161 2,188 500 - - - 2,8411965 - - - - - - 198 811 427 32 52 - 1,52(
Nova Scotia 1962 - - - - - - -
14
- - - - - 7(
Japan:—Coastal districts 1961 1 8 2 3 31 17 8 22 12 5 10 13:
1962 - 2 2 2 6 1 - - 16 22 28 1 8(1963 - 9 1 15 5 28 30 30 9 29 43 29 221964 12 5 - 7 25 25 20 12 14 38 30 29 2r,1965 10 12 13 1 16 35 23 15 29 37 50 47 ___ 2E0
See note 1 page 34.
Grounds Year
Norway:—Total 1961
1962196319641965
Of which:Coastal districts') .. 1961
1962196319641965
Barents Sea, 1961Spitzbergen and 1962Bear Island') 1963
19641965
Shetland') ........ 19611962196319641965
Canada:—Nova Scotia 1964
Japan:Coastal districts .. 1961
1962196319641965
U.S.A.:—California 1963
U.S.S.R.:—Kamtchatka 1963
1964
Kuril Islands ..... 196119621963
Antarctic 1960-611961-621962-631963-641964-65
26 1 14 14 11 11 29 5- 3 23 9 16 11 15 38 9
10 7 29 20 4 18 210 23 3 5 20 1615 17 9 24 38 1
2 9 5 9 4 4 4 4 5 5 25 2 5 4 5 5 13 8
- 3 2 5 2 2 3 1 1 12 122 3 1 6 11 4 11 19 23 16
- 4 2 3 2 10 6 17 14 29 42 40
1
16103
433
3474
19 37 64
110
1111249077
104
5746472526
1111155G
4367284772
2
54474399
169
Jan. Feb. 1 Mar.
Months
Apr. May 1 June l July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
73o
E-4
37
Table Z 6.—Catch of Killer-whales (Orcinus orca) 1961-1965, by months and whaling grounds.
1 ), 1) See notes 1 and 2, page 34.For catch of Killer-whales an additional season was allowed from February 1st to March 15th.
Aug. Sept. 1 Oct. Nov. 1 Dec.Total
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May I June I JulyGrounds Year
Canada :—Hudson Bay
NorthwestTerritories
Greenland :—
19611962196319641965
1962196319641965
1962 7 3 10
93174160460354
97189853285
17 16 81 3054 27 142 3777 32 38 1797 28 41 4345 16 8 71
Japan :—
Coastal districts . . . 1961 85 5 8 10 16 10 9 21 27
1962 45 13 26 42 27 30 11 1 9
1963 5 19 19 16 15 1 6 9 12
1964 93 94 75 33 32 14 8 4 5
1965 4 4 7 1 3
-
2 11 10
TotalYearJan. Feb.
GroundsMar. Apr.
Months
May June 1 July I Aug. Sept.I Oct. Nov. Dec.
Table Z 8.—Catch of Baird's beaked whales (Berardius Bairdii) 1961-1965,by months and whaling grounds.
MonthsGrounds Year
Jan. Feb. Mar. I Apr. May I June July Aug. Sept. Oct.
Denmark:—Faroe Islands 1961 - - - _
_ _ _ 177 - - - -_ 27 - - - 27
1965 177- - - - - - -
li 3
1_ -J
-
2
4
212
U.S.A.:—California 1961
1962196319641965
TotalNov. Dec.
52 38
- ^
3
Barrels5 )
45,805
1,017,611
78,65627,348
3,577
1,150
- 31,413
3,640180 1,758
162
39
TABLES
Antarctic season 1964/65 and summer season 1965.
Table No. 1.-Whaling in 1964/65 and summer 1965.
Hump-back.
Sperm. Total ofwhales.
Shoresta-
tions.
Float-ingfac-
tories.
Geographical areas.
Species of whales caught.
Blue. Fin. Sei. Others.
Oilproduction.
Expeditions.
Catch-ers.
20
63
4972
78371
Antarctic :-South Georgia Antarctic, pelagic
whaling Africa:-
Natal Cape Province .
Brazil:-Paraiba
North Atlantic andArctic:-Azores Madeira Spain Norway . Faroe Islands Iceland Newfoundland Nova Scotia
Pacific North:-California Oregon British Columbia N. Pacific Oceanand Bering Sea,pelagic
Kamtchatka, pel Japan
Peru Chile 3) Australia South Atlantic
Ocean, pelagic 4 ) Indian Ocean, pela-
gic 4) •
South Pacific Ocean,pelagic')
1
379 379 12,341
151 - 151 3,111
164 2 116 280 9,527 2
106 27 - 133 4,885 2
10 - 6 17 559 1
288 74 70 432 17,273 1
6 1 2 9
135 135 2,667 2
113 4 22 97 240 7,038 2
1 - - 1 6 1
83 18 604 151 865 15,022 1
1,406 40 1,398 2,460 - 5,353 200,406 -
1,492 243 695 8,196 - 10,698 339,061 -
71 3 465 1,800 1 2,340 44,917 8
150 137 2 922 - 1,289 30,878 1
265 6 439 267 - 1,348 40,100 2
668 668 26,508 1
51 51 1,814 -
1,768 1,768 53,032
400 400 14,045
503
7,308
36119
506 141
19,874 4,211
459 2,814764 792
149 13
a-
15
34
177
125
3414
4
515
2549175
103
_a
Total 613 12,317 331452 25,453 25,548 297 64,680 1,996,187 29I) Bryde-whales. 2) Baleen whales, not specified. 3 ) Excluding one company. 4) Catch by floating factories on voyage
to and from the Antarctic whaling grounds (catch north of 40° South Latitude). The oil production is partly calculated.6) Barrel =170 kg. (Barrel = abt. V, long ton, 1 long ton = 1,016 kg.)
22
Expeditions.Species of whales caught.
Geographical areas.
Sei.
Oilproduc-
tion.Catch-ers.Blue. OthersFin.
Shoresta-
tions.Total ofwhales.
Sperm.
Float-ingfac-
tories.Hump-back.
40
Table No. 2.-Norwegian whaling in 1964/65 and summer 1965.
Species of whales caught. Expeditions.
Geographical areas.Blue. Fin. Hump-
back.Sei. Sperm. Others. Total of
whales.
Oilproduction.
Barrels 2 )
Shoresta-
tions.
Float-ingfac-
tories.
Catch-ers.
Antarctic, pelagicwhaling
701
5,538 1,231
7,470 226,357
36S. Atlantic Ocean,
pelagic whaling')
21
21
860Norway
106
27
133
4,885
2
4
Total
807
5,538 1,279
7,624 232,102
2
4
40
tude.) 2 ) Barrel = 170 kg. (Barrel abt. 1 /6 long ton, 1 long ton -- 1,016 kg.)1) Catch by floating factories on voyage to and from the Antarctic whaling grounds. (Catch north of 400 South Lati
Table No. 3.-Whaling of Japan in 1964/65 and summer 1965.
South Georgia . . . Antarctic, pelagicwhaling
Indian Ocean, pd.')N. Pacific Ocean and
Bering Sea, pelagicJapan
503
4,781
49 1,40671
506 141 - 1,150
15,465- 160
- 5,3533) 1 2,340
Barrels
45,805
504,0234,785
200,40644,917
2 1) 21
10,405 279160
2,4601,800
7 71a-
40 1,398465
3 253 8 17
Total
49 6,761
43 12,774 4,840
1 24,468
799,936 10
10
118
from the Antarctic whaling grounds. (Catch north of 40° South Latitude.) 3 ) Bryde-wha1e.1) 16 of these catchers were also operating for the pelagic expeditions. 2) Catch by floating factories on voyage to am
Table No. 4.-Whaling of U.S.S.R. in 1964/65 and summer 1965.
Species of whales caught. Expeditions.
Geographical areas.Blue. Fin. Hump-
back.Sei. Sperm. Others.1Twohtaallesof
Oilproduction. Shore
sta-tions.
Float-ingfac-
tories.
Catch-ers.
Antarctic, pelagicwhaling
South AtlanticOcean, pelagic') .
Indian Ocean, pd.')South Pacific Ocean,
pelagic') Kamtchatka, pelagic
Total
20 ,826 3,931 2,701
301,608
4008,196
12,935
8,478
301,608
40010,698
21,214
Barrels.
287,231
95448,247
14,045339,061
689,538
re. 4 65
72
92
1,492
3,318
243
243
695
4,626 a- 4
8
49
1141) Catch by floating factories on voyage to and from the Antarctic whaling grounds. (Catch north of 40° South Lati
tude.)
1) Bryde-whales. 2) Information from one whaling company not received. 3 ) Baleen whales, not specified.
Table No. 6.-Average size of whales caught in thesummer season 1965.
Males. Females.Total
animals. Company.
Average size.Geographical areas.
Number of whales measured.
41
Table No. 5.-Whaling results for the various countries in 1964/65and summer 1965.
Expeditions.Species of whales caught.
Blue. Fin. Others. Total ofwhales.
Shoresta-
tions.
Float-ingfac-
tories.
Catch-ers.Hump-
back.Sel. Sperm.
Countries.Oil
production.
10 1188 1144 40
1710
Japan U.S.S.R. Norway South Africa Chile 2) Peru Australia Canada Iceland Portugal Spain U.S.A Brazil Denmark
43 12,774243 4,626
5,5381,223
6 439137 2
19 60674
22149
180
3 116
6,7613,318
807380265150
224288
114
10
4992
9371
78
9
1
10
222
31
23
5394
3611
Barrels
799,936689,538232,102106,00440,10030,87826,50817,68917,27315,4529,5277,0443,577
559 a
24,46821,2147,6245,3981,3481,289
6681,009
432530280241162
17
4,84012,9351,2793,606
26792266815170
530164
9713
6
Total 613 12,317 452 25,453 25,548 64,680 1,996,187 22 33129297
A. Blue-whales.Africa:-
Natal Males
Total 6.Females 5 f
Cape Province Males 2 1
Total 3.Females 1
Africa, total Males 3Females 6 f Total 9.
North Atlantic and Arctic:-Faroe Islands ......... k • k
Females 1.
Pacific North:-California ..... ......
Males 1Total 4.Females 3
• • •
Average
Engl. feet. Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
66.00
68.20
67.83
62.50
63.00
62.67
63.67
67.33
66.11
73.00
73.00
No. 1
68.00
79.00
75.33
2
77.00
77.00
68.00
78.33
75.75
Table No. (3 (continued).42
Geographical areas.Number of whales measured.
British Columbia Males 3Females 6 f Total 9.
North Pacific Ocean andBering Sea, pelagic Males 27 Total 49.Females 22
Average
Kamtchatka, pelagic Males 36Females 36 Total 72.
Average
Pacific North, total Males 67 1Females 67 • Total 134.f
Chile Males 181 1 Total 371.Females 190 f
Average
Company.
No. 12
No. 12
99
No. 123')
Average size.
TotalFemales. animals.
Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
70.17 69.00
74.71 74.3879.07 76.22
77.68 75.73
73.50 72.9075.10 73.7475.05 74.23
74.81 73.86
75.49 74.28
71.37 70.5270.17 68.71
71.22 70.35
Males.
Engl. feet.
66.67
74.0074.19
74.15
72 0072.9473.13
72.92
73.06
69.6865.64
No. 1„ 2
69.44
60.39
54.78
60.14
56.6760.36
60.19
58.80
58.99
B. Fin-whales.
Africa:-Natal
Males 193Females 168 Total 361.
Cape Province Males 9 1• Total 19.Females 10 f
Africa, total Males 202 1
• Total 380.Females 178 f
North Atlantic and Arctic:-Norway .
Males 64Females 42 f Total 106.
Average
Faroe Islands Males 5 1
Total 10.‘-Females 5 f
Iceland Males 156
Total 288.Females 132 J1) No information received.
62.05
61.16
55.80
55.32
61.70
60.87
65.50
60.20
62.00
61.01
62.17
60.97
62.80
60.80
62.33
60.52
43Table No. 6 (continued).
Average size.
TotalFemales. animals.
Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
58.38 57.4558.15 57.88
58.34 57.54
63.25 60.50
61.28 59.88
59.09 59.1461.69 59.15
59.66 59.14
53.00 53.00
56.85 55.90
Geographical areas.Number of whales measured.
Nova Scotia Males 67 Total 134.')Females 65 f
Average
Newfoundland Males 2 1Females 4 fk Total 6.
North Atlantic and Arctic, totalMales 294
Total 544. 1 )Females 248
Pacific North:-California
Males 54Females 59 Total 113.
Average
Oregon Females 1.
British Columbia Males 37Females 46 Total 83.
Company.
No. I„ 2
No. 12
Males.
Engl. feet.
56.4857.62
56.70
55.00
58.70
59.2157.57
58.57
54.73
59.9059.64
North Pacific Ocean andBering Sea, pelagic Males 743 1- Total 1,406.Females 663 f
Average
Kamtchatka, pelagic Males 798 Total 1,492.Females 694
Average
ApanMales 39 1
Total 71.Females 32 J.
No. 12
61.5861.76
60.6660.65
No. 19, 2,, 3
No. 1P 2S'
f/ 3
61.71
59.5660.2559.89
60.65
59.9359.7859.74
59.71
60.2759.4259.59
59.57
61.0056.0059.93
59.77
57.0057.5359.38
60.01
53.0058.9058.52
Average
Pacific North, total Males 1 '671 Total 3,166.Females 1,495
Chile Males 1 33 1- k 265.Females 132 f Total
Average
No. 123 2)
57.22
59.05
59.48
58.8957.53
58.79
60.02
59.2758.15
58.28
58.47
60.62
59.9158.74
58.83
i) Incl. 2 fin-whales, sex not stated. 2) No information received.
44Table No. 6 (continued).
Average size.Geographical areas.
Number of whales measured. Company.Males.I Females.
Totalanimals.
Engl. feet. Engl. feet. i Engl. feet.
No. 12
„3
C. Humpbacks.
North Atlantic and Arctic:-Newfoundland
Females 1.
Pacific North:-California
Males 1 1 Total 4.Females 3 f
British Columbia Males 9Females 9 1 Total 18.
Kamtchatka, pelagicMales 113 Total 243.Females 130 f
37.00 40.67 39.75
41.56 40.06
39.7840.1039.90
35.00 35.00
38.56
39.5439 8139.34
39.9840.3540.42
Average
North Pacific Ocean andBering Sea, pelagic Make 23
k Total 40.Females 17 f
Japan Males 2 1
Total 3.•-Females 1 f
39.54 i 40.25 I 39.92
41.00 I 41.08
45.00 40.5044.00
41.13
36.0044.00
No. 1„ 2
No. 1„ 2 1 )
Average
Pacific North, total Males 148 1
Total 308.Females 160 f
Chile Males 4Females 2 Total 6.
D. Sel-whales.
Africa:-Natal .
Males 253Females 206 Total 459.
Cape Province Males 330 1
Total 764. 2 )Females 433 f
Africa, total Males 583Females 639 f1 Total 1,223. 2 )
40.00 45.00
39.72 40.44
35.50 I 43.00
46.67
40.09
38.00
44.23 43.63 43.96
40.59 43.15 42.05
- 42.17 43.30 42.77
1 No information received. 2\ Incl. 1 sei-whale„ sex not stated..
Males.
Engl. feet.
48.37
41.36
49.00
41.93
45.6045.50
45.57
42.32
Females.Total
animals.
Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
51.69 49.75
45.65 44.11
49.00
44.24
46.0647.50
46.45
42.73
45.65
46.2748.50
46.87
43.26
45.29 46.60 45.85
45.02 47.06 45.83
45Table N o. 6 (continued).
Average size.
Company.Geographical areas.
Number of whales measured.
Brazil .Males 87Females 62 Total 149.
North Atlantic and Arctic :-Iceland
Males 25 1 Total 74. 1)Females 46 JNewfoundland
Males 2.
North Atlantic and Arctic, total
Males 27 Total 76. 1 )Females 46
Pacific North :-Cti,lifornia
Males 7 1 Total 22.Females 15 f
Average
British Columbia Males 340 1• Total 600. 2 )Females 260 f
North Pacific Ocean andBering Sea, pelagic Males 818 Total 1,398.Females 580
Average
Kamtchatka, pelagic Males 370 1 Total 690 -Females 320 f
0
No. 15, 2
No. 12
45.21 46.73 45.84
No. 123
45.51 46.28 45.93
45.63 46.45 46.03
45.13 45.16 45.14
No. 1f, 2
34
Average
Japan Males 276 Total 466.3 )Females 190
Average
Pacific North. total Males 1,811 1
Total 3,176.Females 1 365 f
45.34 45.80 45.55
43.78 45.25 44.43
42.79 44.41 43.52
42.21 41.48 41.82
43.83 44.44 44.04
43.53 44.29 43.84
44.44 45.51 44.90
No. 199 2
3 4
Chile Males 164Females 275 Total 439.
Average
42.74 45.13 44.32
41.40 43.65 42.67
42.20 44.67 43.74
1) Incl. 3 sei-whales, sex not stated. 2) In addition 4 sel-whales, length and sex not stated. 3) Incl.Bryde-whale. 4) No information received.
46Table No. G (continued).
Average size.Geographical areas.
Number of whales measured. Company.Males. Females.
Totalanimals.
Engl. feet.
39.00
37.61
38.54
46.83
Engl. feet.
35.86
33.51
35.55
35.71
Engl. feet.
37.08
36.28
36.90
40.85
E. Sperm-whales.Africa:-
Natal Males 1,091Females 1,723 1 Total 2,814.j
Cape Province Males 535 Total 792. 1-)Females 255
Africa, total Males 1,626
Total 3,606. 1-)Females 1,978
Brazil Males 6
Total 13.Females 7
North Atlantic and Arctic:-Azores 44.44
Males 291 1 Total 379.Females 88 j
Madeira 39.49Males
78 Total 151Females 73 f
Norway. No. 1 51.75Male's 25. 2 47.86
Average 48.48
Faroe Islands 46.67Males 6.
Iceland 51.36Males 70.
North Atlantic and Arctic, total(excl. Azores and Madeira) . . 50.37Males 101.
Pacific North:-California No. 1 40.83
Males 82 12 40.87Total 97.
Average 40,84
British Columbia ____ 40.47Males 72Females 78 1 Total 150.
North Pacific Ocean andBering Sea, pelagic No. 1 46.23Males 2,434 1 Total 2,460.Females 26
,, 2 46.04
Average 46.171) Incl. 2 sperm-whales, sex not stated.
Females 15 f
36.6436.00
36.60
35.37
34.50
30.70
42.13
35.24
51.7547.86
48.48
46.67
51.36
50.37
40.0340.67
40.19
37.77
39.0846.2345.82
39.08 46.09
47Table No. 6 (continued).
Geographical areas.Number of whales measured.
Average size.
Company.Males. Females.
Totalanimals.
Engl. feet. Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
Kamtchatka, pelagic Males 7,652 1,Females 519 Total 8,171.f
Average
Japan
Males 996 Total 1,800.Females 804
Average
Pacific North, total Males 11 '236
Total 12,678 Females 1,442
Chile Males 131 Total 267.Females 136
Average
Australia Males 637 1
kFemales 31 Total 668..f
Indian Ocean, pelagic Males 1,657Females 110 Total 1,767.
Average
South Pacific Ocean pelagic .Males 400.
South Atlantic Ocean, pelagic . . .Males 51.
Average
F. Bryde-whales.
Africa:-Cape Province
Males 117 1 Total 180.kFemales 63 f
No. 12
„3
No. 1„ 2
3„4
No. 12
„ 3 1 )
No. 12
11 45
1, 67
No. 1234
39.18
43.14
42.9642.4142.86
42.75
39.4438.9339.0339.47
38.3434.69
36.34
42.64
42.7844 0140.0142.6343.2941.6142.00
42.15
42.47
52.8046.2751.6041.13
44.41
42.63
38.3538.2638.22
38.28
36.4035.4535.4935.88
35.73
36.69
32.7232.59
32.65
35.61
33.21
30.3
- 0
38.40
35.3
- 3
39.50
32.80
44.73
34.46
42.31
41.7744.0138.6442.4443.2941.4041.79
41.58
42.47
52.8046.2751.6041.13
44.41
42.6942.1542.57
42.46
38.0137.3137.2438.42
37.64
42.41
35.3533.67
43.37
1 ) No information received.
Engl. feet.males.
1Sum 65
females.
122
656672
1 32
Tot.alanimals.
Number of
J Males: 66.00 feetAverage size 1 Females: 68.20
t Total animals: 67.83 9,
f Males: 16.67 feetPer cent .'1 Females: 83.33
Fin-whales.
Number of
males.
Totalanimals.
Number of
males.
Totalanimals.
females. females.Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
69707172737475767779
193
I Males: 60.39 feetAverage size 1 Females: 62.05
[ Total animals: 61.16
{ Males: 53.46Per cent Females: 46.54
222
20484425152828222613171488
72421117
1112
711
67636
9632422532
361
432
4
2532
168
4951
152
253
255
1356
2457
2358
1459
860
1761
1662
1563
1564
765
1066
867
568
2
Sum
53
505152535455
8
Sum 253
Males: 44.23 feetAverage size Females: 43.63 11
Total animals: 43.9691
Males. 55 12Per cent / •Females: 44.88
41628231425262636314941432727
9
17
10
11
6
7
3
3
4
4
206
459
48
Table No. 7.—Whales caught in the summer season 1965,by species, sex and size.
I. Natal.
Blue-whales.
Sei-whales.
35 3 136 5 1137 8 2038 12 1139 6 840 9 1641 12 1442 17 943 20 1644 20 1145 32 1746 30 1147 37 648 17 1049 15 12
Engl. feet. Number of Total
animals. males. females.
27282930313233343536373839404142434445
135
1146
12107181176137
65625949483924
1647
21162235
500585383126
17
177
1232202847
607766559263
82625949483924
606365
1
1
Sum 2 1 3
Totalanimals.
males.J Males: 62.50 feet
Average size 1 Females: 63.00 »I. Total animals: 62.67 »
Per cent j. Males: 66.671 Females: 33.33
females.
2. Cape Province.
Blue-whales.
Number of
Engl. feet.
Number ofTotal
animals.males. , females.
199 10
42
3
122
Fin-whales.
44 14748 151525354
259
64
males. females.
Number of
6769
Sum
J. Males: 54.78 feet
Average size )) Females: 55.80[ Total animals: 55.32
{ Males: 47.37Per cent Females: 52.63
Totalanimals.Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
49Table No. 7 (continued).
Sperm-whales.
46 35 — 3547 15 — 1548 20 — 2049 16 — 1650 8 — 851 2 — 252 2 — 253 1 — 154 2 — 255 1 1
Sum 1,091 1,723 2,814
I Males: 39.00 feetAverage size Females: 35.86 19
Total animals: 37.08
Per cent f Males: 35.22• Females: 64.78
Engl. feet. Number of Total
animals. males. females.
433 1) 764
13 17 1) 3119 26 45
8 27 358 25 334 26 302 21 23— 7 7— 1 1
31 — 132 2 —33 1 134 7 135 23 2436 36 2537 46 2938 27 3739 20 2840 33 3441 19 2442 12 1543 13 2044 12 1645 12 1546 13 13
4748495051525354
330Sum
f Males: 40.59 feetAverage size 1 Females: 43.15 I,
t Total animals: 42.05 f,
Per cent { Males: 43.25Females: 56.75
1228
476175644867432733282726
Number of
males.Total
animals.
Number of
males.Total
animals.Engl. feet. Engl. feet.females. females.
22 1 — 123 — 1 128 3 1 429 1 2 330 3 5 831 1 6 732 13 56 6933 33 57 9034 56 67 12335 81 30 11236 76 18 9437 53 8 6238 40 2 4239 38 2 4040 19 1941 19 1942 21 2143 14 — 14
444546474849505254
2212
9574
2
2212
9574121
1) 792 Sum 535 255
f Males: 37.61 feetAverage size 1 Females: 33.51 „
[ Total animals: 36.28 f,
Per { Males: 67,72cent Females: 32.28
1083
67253
41
53
18063117
I Males: 42.63 feetAverage size 1 Females: 44.73 /9
( Total animals: 43.37 It,
J- Males: 65.00Per cent 1 Females: 35.00
4748495051
Sum
50Table No. 7 (continued).
Sei-whales.
1 ) Incl. 1 sei-whale, sex not stated.
Sperm-whales.
1 ) Incl. 1 sperm-whale of 35 feet and 1 sperm-whale of 37 feet with sex not stated.
Bryde-whales.
34 2 235 1 3 436 2 237 4 438 2 239 2 1 340 9 3 1241 12 2 1442 16 10 2643 17 5 2244 20 5 2545 13 8 2146 11 3 14
51Tatk No. 7 (continued).
3. Summary Africa.
(Natal and Cape Province.)
Blue-whales.
3Sum 6 9
Engl. feet.
6063656672
Number of
males. I females.
1
22
1 Males: 63.67 feetAverage size i Females: 67.33 PP
i. Total animals: 66.11 ,,
f Males: 33.33Per cent ,1 Females: 66.671
Totalanimals.
1
232
Fin-whales.
4447484951525354555657585960616263646566
1
42
132425148
17161515
7108
222
72422118
1112
712776
364
204847251628282227141714
males. females.Engl. feet.
Number ofTotal
animals.Total
Number of
males. females.
6 3 92 6 86 4 103 3 6i 2 31 1 2- 4 41 1 2- 2 2- 5 5- 3 3- 2 2
676869707172737475767779
Engl. feet.
Sum 202 178 380'
I Males: 60.14 feet,Average size I Females: 61.70
ff
1 Total animals: 6087PO,
f Males: 53.16Per cent '1 Females: 46.84
Sei -whales.
1-) 74-72 .
5041301051
1) 1,223
Males: 42.17 teetFemales: 43.30Total animals: 42.77Males: 47.71Females: 52.29 ,
47
50
2348
36
3649
23
3950
16
3451
5
3652
3
2753
1054
555
1Sum 583
639
228
5177
103876292695369597667
Average size
Per cent
31 - 132 233 1 134 7 135 26 2536 41 3637 54 4938 39 4839 26 3640 42 5041 31 3842 29 2443 33 3644 32 2745 44 3246 43 24
1 ) Incl. 1 sei-wbale, sex not stated.
4 1083
367253
5
242423
12142622252114
3
1806311732
10
583
Sum
34 235 136 237 438 239 240 941 1242 1643 1744 2045 1346 11
47484950Si
I Males: 42.63 feetAverage size )1 Females: 44.73
Total animals: 43.37
Per cent { Males: 65.00Females: 35.00
12
5155
111222112322
Sum
f. Males: 48.37 feetAverage size Females: 51.69
Total animals: 49.75
Per cent f Males: 58.391 Females: 41.61
535455565759
872
62
121
66351
784512
149
52Table No. 7 (continued).
Sperm -whales.
Engl. feet.Total
animals. Engl. feet.Total
animals.males. females.
Number of
males. females.
Number of
45 3646 4447 2048 2749 2050 951 252 453 154 355 1
Sum I 1,626 1,978
I Males: 38.54 feetAverage size 4 Females: 35.55
t Total animals: 36.90 If
{ Males: 45.12Per cent Females: 54.88
i) Incl. 1 sperm-whale of 35 feet and 1 sperm-whale of 37 feet with sex not stated.
Bryde-whales.
2223272829303132333435363738394041424344
1
448
12173968
1882572291771038178706261
76
12277279
102530603391128
19
111
1110203989
118170719860621305122
8178706261
3644202720
924131
1) 3,606
4. Brazil.
Sei-whales.
26 1 —38 1 —39 — 140 2 —41 — —43 3 244 1 —45 4 146 3 247 9 248 11 149 21 150 8 351 11 1252 8 14
Totalanimals.
35363738414951 3
Sum 6
33
313
Number ofEngl. feet.
males. females.
53Table No. 7 (continued).
Sperm-whales.
331
7
I Males: 46.83 feetAverage size J-, Females: 35.71
1 Total animals: 40.85 >>
1 Males: 46.15Per cent Females: 53.85
Number of
males. females.
Number of
52
149
331759
29
201125
73
29
26 1 428 1 129 7 731 3 633 18 1534 7 1036 35 2437 — 238 4 539 9 1141 8 343 25 —44 7 —45 3 —46 29 —47 1 —
6. Madeira.
Sperm - whales.
7. Spain.116 baleen whales (not specified) and 164 sperm-whales caught.
Sex and length not stated.
46
3
47
2
48
7
49
5
51
2
52
554
Sum
78
4
428
311
317
211
316
284
141
2
92
6
15173
•■•••■■■■■■■■■••■
3
7525
Males: 39.49 feetAverage size Females: 30.70 PI
Total animals: 35.24
Per cent Males: 51.66{ Females: 48.34
2629 330 231 432 233 1234 1035 136 739 240 141 642 143 144 1
5. Azores.
Sperm-whales.
Engl. feet. Total Ianimals. Engl. feet.
Totalanimals.
males. females.
846
1165254
37988Sum 291
48 849 4650 151 1652 5254 556 457 1
r Males: 44.44 feetAverage size 1 Females: 34.50 It
i Total animals: 42.13 ),f
Per cent Males: 76.78-I Females: 23.22
50
251
152
553
1
Sum
1) 25
4245
146
447
548
349
2
Engl. feet. Males. Engl. feet. Males.
Engl. feet.Number of Total
males. females. animals.
1055Sum
11
2111
I Males: 58.80 feetAverage size Females: 62.80
1 Total animals: 60.80
f Males: 50.00Per cent , Females: 50.00
515258596163646970
1
11
1
Table No. 7 (continued).
8. Norway.
Fin-whales.
54
Number of
males. females.
Totalanimals.
Totalanimals.
Engl. feet. Engl. feet.Number of
males. females.
•50 2 1 3 65 352 — 1 1 66 253 1 1 67 154 9 2 4 68-55 1 — 1 69.56 3 — 3 71'57 6 1 758 2 3 559 10 2 12 f Males: 60.19 feet60 6 6 Average size i Females:61 9 6
1562.17[ Total animals: 60.97
62 6 5 11 63 6 3 9 f Males: 60.38I Per cent 1 Females: 39.6264 5 4 9
Sperm-whales.
Average size: Males: 48.48 feet.
' ) In addition 2 sperm-whales lost.
9. Faroe Islands.
Blue-whales.1 female of 73 feet.
Fin-whales.
Sperm-whales.6 males of 38, 43, 48, 49, 50 and 52 feet, respectively.
Average size: Males: 46.67 feet.
Sum 64
322132
42
643
32
106
Number ofEngl. feet.
males. females.Engl. feet.
Number of
males. females.
Totalanimals.
50 2 251 3 352 153 4 2 654 9 3 1255 8 1 956 9 4 1357 20 14 3458 10 3 1359 17 14 3160 17 9 2661 16 13 2962 12 10 2263 11 9 2064 8 9 1765 6 6 12
Sei-whales.
Totalanimals.
6667686970717274
Sum
3
156
8493532
132
11493532
288
I Males: 58.99 feetAverage size I Females: 62.33
99
[ Total animals: 60.52
I Males: 54.171 Females: 45.83Per cent
55Table No. 7 (continued).
10. Iceland.
Fin-whales.
Engl. feet.Number of
Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Number ofTotal
animals.males. females. males. females.
35 — 1 49 4 436 3 3 50 5 537 1 1 2 52 139 4 1 6 Sum 25 46 1 ) 7440 4 1 5
I Males: 41.36 feetAverage size Females: 45.65
Total animals: 44.11
41424344
2—23
24 42 48 11
45 4 2 74647
11
2 49 10
J Males: 35.21Per cent Females: 64.79
48 — 5 5
i) Incl. 3 sei-whales of 39, 45 and 46 feet, respectively, with sex not stated.
Sperm-whales.
Engl. feet. Males. Engl. feet. Males.
1 52 63 53 121 54 74 55 91 56 12 58 235 Sum 70
13
424344464748495051
Average size: Males: 51.36 feet.
4Sum 6
Number of
Engl. feet.
55636570
Totalanimals.
3111
I Males: 55.00 feet.
Average size Females: 63.25Total animals: 60.50 -
Males: 33.33Per cent ") Females: 66 67
Number of
males. females.
2
2
11
1
Humpbacks.
1 female of 35 feet.
Sei-whales.
1 male of 48 feet and 1 male of 50 feet.
Average size 49 feet.
12. Nova Scotia.
Fin-whales.
Engl. feet. Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Totalanimals.
Number of
males. females. males. females.
1 ‘).2 21 21 11 1
65 1) 134
I Males: 56.70 feetAverage size 1 Females: 58.34
PPt Total animals: 57.54PP
J Males: 50.76Per cent 1 Females: 49.24
6566676869
Sum 67
50 151 252 353 554 655 856 957 958 559 360 961 262 363 1
227
2612569564
35
1069
14101110
918
795
5 6Table No. 7 (continued).
11. Newfoundland.
Fin-whales.
1 ) Inel. 1 fin-whale of 51 feet and 1 fin-whale of 54 feet with sex not stated. In addition 1 fin-whale 1..
13. Summary North Atlantic and Arctic.
(Norway, Faroe Islands, Iceland, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia.)
Blue-whales.1 female of 73 feet.
12 177 9
11 118 87 75 52 21 1
52
6667686970717274
Sum 294 248 1) 544
1 Males: 58.70 feetAverage size 1 Females: 61.28
[ Total animals: 59.88 PP
Per cent { Males: 54.24
Females: 45.76
57Table No. 7 (continued).
Fin-whales.
Engl. feet. Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Totalanimals.
males. females.
Number of
males. females.
Number of
50 5 351 5 452 5 853 9 454 17 755 19 856 21 557 35 1758 18 1159 31 2260 32 1861 28 2562 21 2163 18 1864 14 1365 9 11
89
1313252726522953505342362721
i) Incl. 1 fin-whale of 54 feet and 1 fin-whale of 65 feet with sex not stated. In addition 1 fin-whale lost.
Humpbakcs.1 female of 35 feet.
Sei-whales.
Engl. feet.Number of
Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Number ofTotal
animals.males. females. males. females.
35 1 1 48 1 5 636 3 3 49 4 437 1 1 2 50 5 639 4 1 6 52 1 140 4 1 5 Sum 27 46 1 ) 7641 2 2
I Males: 41.93 feet42 4 443 2 2 4 Average size i Females: 45.65 /)
44 3 8 11 E Total animals: 44.24 71
454647
411
229
74
10J- Males: 36.99
Per cent 1 Females: 63.01
1 ) fuel. 3 sei-whales of 39, 45 and 46 feet, respectively, with sex not stated.
Sperm-whales.Engl. feet. Males. Engl. feet. Males.
38 1 50 842 2 51 1443 4 52 1244 1 53 1345 1 54 746 8 55 947 6 56 148 6 58 249 6 Sum 'I 101
Average size: Males: 50.37 feet.arn addition 2 sperm-whales lost.
Table No. 7 (continued).
Number ofEngl. feet.
males. females.
Totalanimals.
1
Males:/
68.00 feetAverage size Females: 78.33
Total animals: 75.75
J Males: 25.00Per cent 1 Females: 75.00
68757783
Sum 1 3 4
Fin-whales.
Number of
males.
Totalanimals.
Number ofTotal
animak.females.
50 3 551 3 153 1 254 4 255 2 356 2 457 5 258 4 459 5 460 6 561 5 262 2 663 6 464 2 4
643
11359
2 42 2
3
54
58
14. California.
Blue-whales.
males. females.
6566676970
Sum
843656789
]i78
106
I Males: 58 57 feetAverage size -1 Females: 59.66
I_ Total animals: 59.14
Per cent jr Males: 47.791 Females: 52.21
Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
1 321
Sum 3 41
3748
Number ofTotal
animals.females.
Humpbacks.
Engl. feet.males.
f Males: 37.00 feetAverage size 1' Females: 40.67
PIt Total animals: 39.75 „
Per cent { Males: 25.00Females: 75.00
7Sum 2215
Sei-whales.
Totalanimals.
Males:1
45.57 feetAverage size Females: 46.87 PP
Total animals: 46.45 9/
Per cent Males: 31.821 Females: 68.18
42434445464748495152
Number of
females.Engl. feet. 11
males.
2
323252
2
251
222
1
15111
9715
49 150 551 152 154 1
Sum 82
f Males: 40.84 feetAverage size Females: 36.60 PP1 Total animals: 40.19 ,f
Per cent { Males: 84.54
Females: 15.46
35 936 637 938 1139 740 541 542 543 244 445 446 247 348 1
5
144
101
104
1575
1
65244231
59 Table No. 7 (continued).
Sperm-whales.
Number of Totalanimals.
Number of
males.
Totalanimals.
females.males. females.Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
15. Oregon.
Fin-whales.1 female of 53 feet.
16. British Columbia.
Blue-whales.
Totalanimals.
Number ofEngl. feet.
males I females
6 9
Number ofTotal
animals.females.males.
Number ofTotal
animals,females.
3Sum
1 12 3
111
1 11 1
60636572767881
111
f Males: 66.67 feetAverage size I Females: 70.17 ,,
I, Total animals: 69.00
Per cent { Males: 33.33Females: 66.67
Fin-whales.
45 1 —46 1 148 2 249 1 150 4 551 3 152 1 453 2 254 3 555 3 356 2 357 1 158 2 —59 3 160 3 3
32423
4637
males.
2242423
83
61626364656667
Sum
f Males: 54.73 feetAverage size 1 Females: 56.85
1 Total animals: 55.90
Per cent f Males: 44.58,t Females: 55.42
194294548652246
Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
221
1112
111
21
21 19 18
Engl. feet. Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Totalanimals.
4546
9
Males:{
38.56 feetAverage size Females: 41.56 PP
Total animals: 40.06 PP
f Males: 50.00Per cent ,1 Females: 50.00
31343536383941424344
1
Sum
males. females.
Number of Number of
males. females.
2121
1122
Engl. feet. Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Totalanimals.
31 1 —32 — 1 133 1 1 234 4 2 635 13 10 2336 15 8 2337 23 14 3738 17 16 3339 14 13 2740 11 13 2441 29 14 4342 14 14 2843 35 8 4344 38 21 5945 50 18 6846 39 30 69
males. females.
Number of
males. females.
Number of
47 23 29 5248 8 24 3249 3 16 1950 1 5 651 1 2 352 1 1
Sum 340 260 1 600
I Males: 42.32 feetAverage size I Females: 43.26
Total animals: 42.73
Males: 56.67Per cent { •Females: 43.33
Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Number ofTotal
animals.males. females.
4546
4 41
2 4711 48 3 315 49 228 50 4 420 53 11712 Sum 72 78 ') 150
3 Males: 40.47 feet7 Average size Females: 35.27
4t. Total animals: 37.77
44
J Males: 48.00Per cent Females: 52.00
Number ofEngl. feet.
males. females.
2631
132
233
4
734
5
1035
6
9236
3
1737
7
1038
6
639
2
140
641
542
443
444
4
60Table No. 7 (continued).
Humpbacks.
Sei-whales.
1 ) In addition 4 sei-whales, sex and length not stated.
Sperm-whales.
1 ) In addition 1 sperm-whale, sex and length not stated.
233
542
3 42 6
15 92 51
3
3 322
27 4922
Number of
17. North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea, pelagic.
Blue-whales.
Engl. feet. Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Totalanimals.
males. females. males. females.
8287
Sum
I Males: 74.15 feetAverage size 1) Females: 77.68 I,
[ Total animals: 75.73 91
J. Males: 55.10Per cent 1 Females: 44.90
7071727374757677787980
Number of
442
4
43
3
Fin-whales.
Number of
Engl. feet.Total
animals. Engl. feet.Total
animals.
Number of
males. females. males. females.
47 1 —50 1 —52 1 153 155 60 6156 107 7957 43 3758 55 2259 82 2460 79 3561 84 3762 71 4163 58 4764 53 7165 29 55
51 6343 4833 3414 14
73 32 2
663 1,406
[ Males: 59.71 feetAverage size Females: 61.71
t Total animals: 60.65
f
Per cent Males: 52.84
1 Females: 47.16
1266676869707172
Sum
2
121186
8077
10611412111210512484
5
743
Humpbacks.
33536373839404142434445
2
2334
12
2
2
222
4023 17Sum
446323
1 12
1224222
464750
I Males: 41.13 feetAverage size Females: 41.00
I. Total animals: 41.08
J Males: 57.50Per cent I Females: 42.50
61Table No. 7 (continued).
Engl. feet.
Number ofTotal
animals.males. females.
6 9
Fable No. 7 (continued).
Sei-whales.
Number of
1males. females.Engl. feet.
Totalanimals..
36 1 1 51 5 31 3637 1 I1 2 52 14 1438 I 1 1 53 2 I 240 33 28 I 61 54 1 141 I 41 I37 78 55 1 — I 142 36 16 5243 57 27 84 Sum 818 580 1,398
44 I 90 26 11645 I 158 40 I 198 Males: 45.21 feet
46 155 57 212 Average size 1 Females: 46.73 ff
47 130 79 209 Total animals: 45.84 ff
48 65 I 63 128 f Males: 58.5149 31 78 109 Per cent I Females: 41.4950 13 80 93
Sperm-whales.
Per cent f Males: 98.941 Females: 1.06
3438 3539 9740 11241 12242 14143 14844 15545 16746 17747 20948 27749 27450 233
1 13 38
13 1108 1201 123
141148155167177209277274233
51 15352 10053 2154 1055 256 1
153100211021
Sum 2,434 I 26 2,460
Males:1
46.17 feet.Average size Females: 39.08
Total animals: 46.09 51
18. Kamtchatka, pelagic.
Blue-whales.
Engl. feet. Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Totalanimals.
Number of
males. females. males. females.
Number of
6970717273747576777879
297723
22
1
2
7632
245
1 80 — 2 23 82 1 1
11 Sum 36 36 721112
9 f Males: 72.92 feet
9
Average size I Females: 74.811 Total animals: 73.863 ff
Per cent4 f Males: 50.00,3 1 Females: 50.003
Number of
males.
Totalanimals.
Number ofTotal
animals.females. males. females.
Bngl. feet. Bagl. feet.
51 1 — 152 1 1 253 — 1. i54 2 4 655 88 60 14856 64 64 12857 80 68 14858 99 59 15859 77 78 15560 89 69 15861 85 80 16562 74 61 13563 43 25 6864 39 33 7265 21 25 4666 17 32 49
67 7 12 1968 1 9 1069 2 11 1370 1 1 271 1 — i72 4 1 573 2 — 2
Average sf Males: 59.57 feet
ize Females: 60.01 PP
Total animals: 59.77 PP
Males: 53.49Per cent { Females: 46.51
Sum
798 694 1,492
Humpbacks.
454647
333
443
130
33 1 —34 235 5 536 7 837 8 1238 10 1339 19 1840 21 1841 17 1242 10 1343 9 1144 2 11
Sum 243113
210152023373929232013
I Males: 39.54 feetAverage size ; Females: 40.25 PP
t Total animals: 39.92 Pt
f Males: 46.50Per cent -1 Females: 53.50
Sei-whales.
12477
5253545556
455887695354604953373024
320 1) 690370Sum
33 1 —37 139 — 140 21 2441 31 2742 53 3443 40 2944 33 2046 30 2446 28 3247 28 2148 29 2449 14 2350 16 1451 15 9
18 305 99 164 112 2
I Males: 45.34 feetAverage size Females: 45.80. „
[ Total animals: 45.55 „
Males: 53.62Per cent { •Females: 46.38
63Table No. 7 (continued).
Fin-whales.
1) In addition 5 sei-whales lost.
Number of
males females
Table No. 7 (continued).
Totalanimals.
males. I females.
Number ofTotalanimals.
Number of
males. females.
54322
3121
7132
243361533
1347
Engl. feet. Engl. feet.
19. Japan.
Fin-whales.
50 1 151 1 352 2 153 1 254 3 355 156 2 357 358 1 259 1 —60 7 661 2 262 6 1
6364656668
Sum
I Males: 59.05 feetAverage size 1 Females: 58.47
1 Total animals: 59.79 /V
{ Males: 54.93Per cent Females: 45.07
39
4
2
1
32 1 134 1 3 435 7 7 1436 10 22 3237 24 33 5738 623 255 87839 1,219 151 1,37040 897 32 92941 811 14 82542 646 1 64743 700 — 70044 426 42645 373 — 37346 395 — 39547 327 — 32748 343 — 343
1 ) In addition 25 sperm-whales lost.
64
Sperm-whales.
I Males: 42.75 feetAverage size .4 Females: 38.28
I. Total animals: 42.46
Males: 93.65Per cent 1 Females: 6.35
Engl feet.Number of Total
animals.males. females.Engl. feet.
Totalanimals.
49 39050 23351 13952 6553 1854 355 163
3902331396518
3a_
Sum 7,652 519 1 8,171
Humpbacks.
Number ofTotal
animals.males. females.
111
3
Engl. feet.
36 144 145
SUra 2
40.00 feetf Males:45.00Average size Females: ff
[ Total animals: 41.67 11)
,Per cent f Males: 66.67Females: 33.33
474849505152535455
161313
9342
161313
934211
1,800 Sum 996 804
f Males: 39.18 feetAverage size 1 Females: 35.73
t Total animals: 37.64
Per cent { Males: 55.33Females: 44.67
2 651
42 5
131118
15141615111310
6
4411222
24897953
13467 67Sum
606365 168 169 170 671 1372 1073 874 675 476 477 578 3
798081828387
Males: 73.06 feetAverage size / Females: 75.49 PP
Total animals: 74.28
{ Males: 50.00Per cent Females: 50.00
65Table No. 7 (continued).
Sei-whales.
Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Number of
males. I females.
Number ofEngi feet.
males. females.
Totalanimals.
35 3 336 5 237 5 138 8 539 7 640 24 941 9 1742 22 1543 33 1844 34 2345 50 2046 41 1747 22 16
48 10 13 2349 1 12 1350 2 6 851 — 6 652 1 1
Sum 276 190 466
f Males: 43.53 feetAverage size i Females: 44.29 PP
[ Total animals: 43.84
Per cent 1 Males: 59.23Females: 40.77
676
13133326375157705838
1 ) incl. I Bryde-whale.
Sperm-whales.
29 1 130 3 331 2 2 432 4 8 1233 4 7 1134 1 3 435 85 376 46136 125 231 35637 153 117 27038 136 38 17439 142 10 15240 91 8 9941 59 5942 47 4743 33 3344 21 — 2145 19 1946 12 12
20. Summary Pacific North.
(California, Oregon, British Columbia, North Pacific Ocean and Bering Sea,Kamtchatka and Japan.)
Blue-whales.
484950515253545556
11250322112478
1291301054935
71042
2411801377047111712
2Sum 1,811 1,36593,176
Table No. 7 (continued).
Fin-whales.
Engl. feet.
Number ofTotal
animals. Engl. feet.
Number ofTotal
animals.males. females. males. females.
45 1 — 1 64 95 113 20846 1 1 2 65 54 89 14347 1 — 1 66 31 89 12048 2 2 4 67 12 61 7349 1 1 2 68 3 43 4650 9 11 20 69 2 26 2851 8 5 13 70 1 9 1052 5 7 12 71 1 3 453 5 8 13 72 4 3 754 12 14 26 73 2 — 255 154 127 28156 177 153 330 Sum 1,671 1,495 3,166
57 132 108 24058 161 87 248 f Males: 59.48 feet59 168 107 275 Average size i Females: 60.6260 184 118 302 t. Total animals: 60.026162
178155
121109
299264
{ Males: 52.78Per cent Females: 47.2263 112 80 192
Humpbacks.
31 1 — 1 45 4 7 1133 1 — 1 46 3 5 834 3 1 4 47 4 435 7 6 13 48 1 136 11 10 21 50 1 137 11 15 2638 12 16 28 Sum 148 160 308
39 20 19 39 I" Males: 39.72 feet4041
2319
2015
4334
Average size ), Females:E. Total animals: 40.09
PP
42 14 16 30f Males: 48.05
PP
43 13 12 25 Per cent 1 Females: 51.9544 6 12 18
Sei-whales.
66
1
1 32 6
13 2910 31
16 46
21 47
20 41
74 163
95 205
81 206
83 248
91 288
102 392
137 402
147 350
I Males: 44.44 feetAverage size ), Females: 45.51 ,P
Total animals: 44.90I Males: 57.02Per cent 1 Females: 42.98
313233
234
435
1636
2137
3038
2639
2140
8941
11042
12543
16544
19745
29046
26547
2031) In addition 4 sei-whales, sex and length not stated, and 5 sel-whales lost.
55663768048429617042154
4748495051525354555663
Sum 11,236 1,442
feetff
ff
Average size
Per cent
5566376804842961704215411
1 ) 12,678
Males: 43.14Females: 36.69Total animals: 42.41
Males: 88.63Females: 11.37
Blue-whales .... 78 44Fin-whales ..... 150 71Humpbacks 137 82Sei-whales 2 2Sperm-whales... 922 592
347955
330
Engl. feet.Number of
Totalanimals.
males. females.
73 6 1674 17 1575 13 1476 4 1377 2 2178 1 379 1 580 — 181 3
Sum 181 190
I Males: 69.44 feetAverage size 1 Females: 71.22
1 Total animals: 70.35
J Males: 48.79Per cent
223227172346
3371
Females: 51.21
67
Table No. 7 (continued).
Sperm-whales.
Engl. feet.Number of
males. I females.
Totalanimals. Engl. feet.
Number of Totalanimals.
males. I females.
1 1
1 1
3 3
3 5
11 15
14 22
17 24
410 517
274 418
161 354
306 1,117
175 1,642
49 1,160
16 1,018
1 844887610567587
26293031323334353637383940414243444546
2487
107144193811
1,4671,1111,002
843887610567587
'} In addition 1 sperm-whale with sex and length not stated, and 25 sperm-whales lost.
21.Peru.
Species of whales TotalOf which
caught. number.males. females.
Length not stated.
22. Chile.(Excl. information from one whaling company.)
Blue-whales.
Engl. feet.Number of
Totalanimals.
males. females.
54 -- 155 i 2 358 3 1 459 2 460 1 2 361 4 462 2 1 363 4 4 864 8 2 1065 10 4 1466 I 10 2 1267 8 11 1968 11 17 2869 14 13 2770 23 10 3371 19 11 3072 17 10 27
45 1 147 3 1 448 1 3 449 1 3 450 7 2 951 1 4 552 6 6 1253 8 2 1054 9 12 2155 12 12 2456 5 4 957 13 10 2358 13 8 2159 10 5 1560 3 8 1161 7 9 1662 9 10 1963 5 7 1264 2 6 8
Number ofEngl. feet. Total
animals.males. females.
Number ofTotal
Engl. feet. animals.males. females.
4 95 52 4 62 2 4
3 31 3 4
1 21 1 2
11 1
133
132 265
65666768697071727374
Sum
[. Males: 57.72 feetAverage sizeI Females: 58.83 PP
Total animals: 58.28
jPer centMales: 50.19Females: 49.81
Sei-whales.
Engl. feet.Total
animals. Engl. feet. iTotal
animals.males. females.males. females.
Number of Number of
4849505152535456
275
f Males: 42.20 feetAverage size 1 Females: 44.67 PP
(. Total animals: 43.74 VI
Per cent { Males: 37.36Females: 62.64
439164Sum
331412
5443
32333435363738394041424344454647
23786
1913111315201415
8
811
776
1110131718242143
13
11181513252421263238383651
432
3717145453
Humpbacks.
Number of
f Males: 35.50 feetAverage size i Females: 43.00 tf
1 Total animals: 38.00 ,,
f Males: 66.67Per cent -1 Females: 33.33
Totalanimals.Engl. feet.
males. females.
2 6
1
1
252939424647
1
Sum 4
68 Table No. 7 (continued).
Fin-whales.
25 1
127 1
228 1
2
329 2
5
730 2
13
1531 9
18
2732 9
19
2833 10
31
4134 14
27
4135 16
11
2736 10
3
1337 12
5
1738 11
1
1239 9
940
541 j 4
442 1
1
Engl. feet.Total
animals. Engl. feet.Total
animals.males. females.
Number of
males. females.
Number of
42122
4344454648505156
23. Australia.
Sperm-whales.
Sum 131 136
42122
267
I Males: 36.34 feetAverage size Females: 32.65
1. Total animals: 34.46 OP
f
Per cent Males: 49.06Females: 50.94
29362419
132
332932404347516962444746
11_ 8
29362419
812
82 2
668
111
144
31637Sum
3133 234 135 1936 2537 2438 3839 4340 4741 5142 6943 6244 4445 4746 46
47484950515254
I Males: 42.64 feetAverage size Females: 35.61 91
Total animals: 42.31 11
Males. 95.36Per cent { Females: 4.64
69Table No. 7 (continued).
Sperm-whales.
24. South Atlantic Ocean.
Sperm-whales.
Engl. feet. Males. Engl. feet. Males.
35 1 46 136 1 47 237 1 48 338 2 50 239 5 51 240 5 52 441 3 53 242 3 54 143 4 55 144 445 4 Sum 51
Average size: Males: 44.41 feet.
72031393351907026
373839404142434445
46
447
848
1049
650
351
2
Sum
400
Engl. feet. Males. Engl. feet. Males.
Company.
Oil production.Blue-whaleequivalents. Average
Total. per blue-whaleequivalent.
Geographical areas.
70Table No. 7 (continued).
25. South Pacific Ocean.
Sperm-whales.
Average size: Males: 42.47 feet.
26. Indian Ocean.
Sperm-whales.
Number of
males. 1 females.Engl. feet.
Totalanimals.
Number of Total
males. females. animals.Engl. feet.
28 4 429 1 15 1630 10 1031 2 17 1932 7 12 1933 i 5 13 1834 6 6 1235 ,
i 6i
9 1536 5 8 1337 6 4 1038 160 6 1 16639 243 3 i 24640 217 2 21941 164 1 16542 150 15043 128 12844 i 153 1 – 153
111736942533011132
1) 1,767
Males: 42.15 feetAverage size Females: 32.80
t. Total animals: 41.57
{ Males: 93.77Per cent Females: 6.23
45
11146
7347
6948
4249
5350
3051
1152
1353
2Sum
1,657
110
1) In addition 1 sperm-whale lost.
Table No. 8.—Average production of oil per "blue-whale unit"
in the summer season 1965.Other whales are reduced to blue-whale equivalents on the following basis:
1 blue-whale =--- 2 fin-whales = 21 humpbacks = 6 sei-whales.
Africa:— Barrels.') Barrels.')
Natal. No. 1 263.0
22,824 86.8Cape Province „ 1 169.8
9,084 53.5
Total
432.8 31,908 73.7
1) Barrel ---- 170 kg. (Barrel = abt. 1/6 long ton, 1 long ton 1,016 kg.)
25.8
2) _
2) _2.5
50.56.0
156.354.013.0
Geographical areas. Company.Number of
sperm-whales.Total. Average per
sperm-whale.
Africa;-Natal Cape Province
Total
Brazil No. 1 13
Barrels.") Barrels.")
55,832 19.8
18,264 23.1
74,096 20.5
251 19.3
No. 1
2,8141
792
3,606
71Table No. 8 (continued).
Oil production. Blue-whaleequivalents. Geographical areas. Company.
Total.Average
per blue-whaleequivalent.
No. 1
No. 12121112
Brazil
North Atlantic and Arctic: -Spain
Norway
Faroe Islands Iceland Nova Scotia
Barrels))
3,326
(3,128)(2,930)
2283,617
26012,995
2,134533
Barrels))
128.9
91.271.643.383.139.541.0
Total
Pacific North:-California
Oregon British Columbia North Pacific Ocean, pelagic
Kamtchatka, pelagic
Japan
282.3
19.046.8
0.5158.4267.0734.0462.5121.1446.6
34.613.28.5
58.0
19,767
1,5272,723
611,20321,44164,11829,114
7,92531,516
1,752549439
2,582
70.0
80.458.212.070.780.387.462.965.470.650.641.651.644.5
No. 1251
1
if
1ft 2
12
5, 31234
Total
Peru
Chile
Total
2,370.2
208.1
74.5504.6
3)
579.1
174,895
8,664
5,66229,811
3)
35,473
No. 1
No. 12
73.8
41.6
76.059.1
61.3
1 ) Barrel - 170 kg. (Barrel ----- abt. 1 ,/,, long ton, 1 long ton = 1,016 kg.) 2) Baleen whales, not specified3 ) No information received.
Table No. 9.-Average production of oil per sperm-whale
in the summer season 1965.
011 production.
1 ) Barrel r= 170 kg. (Barre] = abt. ' long ton, 1 long ton = 1,016 kg.)
2
234
234
72Table No. 9 (continued).
Oil production
Geographical areas. Company.Number of
sperm-whales.Total Average per
sperm-whale.
37915143
1214
216
70
North Atlantic and Ar ctic :-Azores Madeira Spain
Norway
Barrels')
12,3413,111
4123,057
250790299
4,278
Barrels')
32.620.6
9.625.362.537.649.861.1
Faroe IslandsIceland
30.9795
2473
1511,640
8201,5662,6883,008
909303458640399
24,538
5202,2683,819
77,02937,81849,74490,12799,08731,548
8,2709,624
13,7797,922
Total
Pacific N orth :-California
British Columbia North Pacific Ocean, pelagic
Kamtchatka, pelagic
Japan
431,555
22,214
2,2362,391
2)
4,627
26,508
250390220954
21.731.125.347.046.131.833.532.934.727.321.021.519.934.0
24.1
17.717.0
17.3
39.7
50.035.544.031.8
Total
Peru
Chile
Total
Australia
South Atlantic Ocean, pelagic . . . .
No. 12
!) 3
No. 1
No. 1234
Total
South Pacific Ocean, pelagic .
Indian Ocean, pelagic
No. 1
No. 12345
„ 6„7
35.6
35.1
22.341.229.429.633.027.727.630.0
1,814
14,045
6,92013,41817,8733,197
924664
10,03653,032
12,679
922
126141
2)
267
668
511
53051
400
3113266071082824
3631,767Total
1 ) Barrel = 170 kg. (Barrel = abt. 'I, long ton, 1 long ton 1,016 kg.) 9 No information received.
