Freya, the walrus, was once a beautiful myth that wandered through Europe every summer, and some people say that she was born in the Arctic Ocean, about between the northern coast of Norway and the Arctic, and is only 5 years old this year, which is the age of minors.
It's 60 percent covered by glaciers, surrounded by numerous mountains and fjords, and is off the beaten track, with only 3,000 inhabitants but 2,000 walruses.
But why would Freya the walrus go south to the North Sea? Because in her home, there are fewer and fewer ice sheets, where the average temperature rises by 4 degrees Celsius from 1970 to 2020, and by 7 degrees Celsius in winter, food shortages become scarce, and Freya has to leave the Arctic.
Since 2019, Freya has been in the sight of human observation, and she can be easily distinguished: cute pink spots on her nose, small fangs, and old injuries from wrestling.
While basking in the sun in the Netherlands, Freya got her own name: Freya, who comes from the mountains, lakes and seas, and she is the nordic goddess of love and beauty.
Since then, Freya has begun roaming Europe, making headlines near the coasts of Sweden, Denmark, Germany and the United Kingdom, and her popularity has peaked this summer.
Freya likes to climb on a yacht and sleep everywhere, sleeping in the sun for 20 hours, sometimes overturning the boat, and she is still unconscious.
It is such a heartless and lungless and humble attitude that makes people feel the beauty of this life.
However, after a few years of roaming unharmed, Freya made a mistake.
Her mistake was that she went to the richest Nordics, to the richest neighborhood in Norway, and within a week she was killed.
In July, Freya arrives in Glaro, an Oslo fjord more than 1,000 miles from her hometown, where she spends the summer like many Europeans: hanging out in the sun, eating shellfish, napping, and accidentally sinking several boats.
With Freya's visit, hundreds of tourists come to see her every day, and the Norwegian Embassy in China has also posted that "Freya is a Norwegian Internet celebrity", but only half a month later, last Sunday, the Norwegian authorities secretly killed Freya.
The pursuit and love of the crowd has become a cruel turning point in the fate of this animal, her fame has brought death, and she has never known that being close to humans will only bring misfortune.
Even for Freya, her obsession with human yachts may only be because it is like the thick ice sheet that once existed in her hometown, she just wants to close her eyes and lean a little longer, snuggle up for a while, maybe in a deeper dream, there are wild, magnificent glaciers of the Arctic Ocean.
Norwegian authorities believe that although Freya is very friendly and has not even frightened a dog, it is recorded that the walrus once attacked a human ship in 1918 and killed people, so they warned the crowd to stay away from the walrus, Freya is a moving time bomb.
But most people didn't heed the authorities' warnings, and tourists too much liked to gather around Freya to take pictures, upload ins, and share the sea breeze and blue sky with such a magical creature during the summer vacation, which is a good memory for many people.
One of those who decided to kill Freya was Fisheries Director General Frank Bakke-Jensen, who said the decision to end Freya's life was based on a "comprehensive assessment of the ongoing threats to human security."
Who is this Jensen? His main job is to renew his life for Norway's notorious whaling and seal hunting activities, which does not include any aspect of public safety.
Another instigator of Freya's killing was Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
Støre is a hard-line right-winger whose votes come mostly from coastal areas with deep-seated whaling and seal-hunting traditions, and any sympathy for marine mammals and wildlife is seen as heretical.
Authorities have previously expressed concern about Freya's health:
"Her health has dropped significantly. Walruses don't get enough rest, and experts we consulted now suspect that walruses are under a lot of pressure," fisheries spokesman Nadia Jdaini said last week.
According to their meaning, it was because they suspected that Freya was unhappy, for her own good, so they wanted to kill her with tears???
Oh my God, although the logic of the white masters is really that God can't save them, they are really very kind! Animals can't be seen suffering, so just kill them.
If I remember correctly, the bloodbathed Norwegian mad killer at the summer camp was still alive and well.
Anders Blyvik first spent a few years in prison eating and drinking, and then came out to study politics at the University of Oslo.
Dare Norway to shoot 77 criminals and strike hard at the walrus sleeping on the beach!
Rune Aae, a biologist familiar with Freya, said the move was "too hasty" and that "sooner or later Freya will leave the Oslo Fjord, the rains will come soon, the summer vacation will soon end, there will be no more tourists, and euthanasia for her is completely unnecessary".
Nordic Germans are truly barbarians of Rome, their ancestors are pirates, and in the past two years, the countries Freya has visited have tried to protect her, except for Norway, a country that is still whale hunting, and the number of whaling has far exceeded japan by five or six times; In addition, Norway kills 18,548 juvenile seals each year.
British wildlife conservationist Chris Packham tweeted: "The barbarians who did this disgraced the whole of Norway and we will never forget that".
Some people say that Freya's life and death is a sad metaphor for our time.
This spiritual creature was forced to leave her home because of her human activities, then considered dangerous because of her proximity to humans, and finally her life was brutally taken.
This is our destructive relationship with this planet. In short, if other animals make us feel inconvenient, it is right to pull out a gun.
Will we do this next time? Is that all there is to it every time?
Rest in peace, Freya, this world is not worthy of your love and peace.
Believe that you are really back to the sea and meet the goddess of love and beauty.
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Ref：
https://www.animals24-7.org/2022/08/16/freya-the-walrus-sacrificed-to-save-norwegian-whaling-sealing-party-in-power/
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