Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/A-Harp-Seal-Pup-in-St--Lawrence-Bay-27MZIFS43IH.htmlConceptually similarA Harp Seal Pup in St. Lawrence BayGP0CZNCompleted★★★★Harp Seal PupGP0J4PCompleted★★★★Harp Seal PupGP019SGCompleted★★★★Baby Harp SealGP0113ECompleted★★★★Harp Seal and PupGP01ERKCompleted★★★★Activist Sprays Harp Seal Pup with DyeGP013IFCompleted★★★★★★★Baby Harp Seal Pup Sprayed with DyeGP01FQ0Completed★★★★★★Baby Harp Seal Pup Sprayed with DyeGP010TACompleted★★★★Baby Harp Seal Pup Sprayed with DyeGP098KCompleted★★★★View AllGP0JMKA Harp Seal Pup in St. Lawrence BayThis Harp seal pup is endangered by Canadian hunters because of its valuable pelts.Locations:Canada-Gulf of St. LawrenceDate:1 Mar, 1982Credit:© Greenpeace / Pierre GleizesMaximum size:5190px X 3485pxRestrictions:IMAGE SHOULD NOT BE USED FOR FUNDRAISINGKeywords:Day-Harp seals-Ice-KWCI (GPI)-Oceans (campaign title)-Outdoors-Seal hunting-Snow-Young animalsShoot:Action against Seal Hunt in CanadaRainbow Warrior harp seal campaign. Greenpeace activists spray harp seal pups with harmless coloured dye to prevent them from being killed for their white fur. The Canadian coast guard arrests the activists.
