The only people I believe who eat seals are Inuits. Seals are their major source of food for themselves and their dogs.
I find it weird how you have no problem with eating fish (which are declining in popularity), but God save the few thousand seals who were going to be eaten either way!
Those seals would die somehow. If an inuit doesn't eat them, then they'll be eaten by another animal, starve, or just die from age or something else. That's how nature works.
I'm completely against killing seals for trophy-related reasons (competitive hunting itself is a disgusting industry), but blaming humans and animals for acting the way they're supposed to be is quite strange.
Seals are great targets for inuits. Unlike us, they don't waste thousands of acres of land for them. They also don't:
1. Require thousands of gallons of water for the meat to be cleansed
2. Need to be fed
3. Selectively bred and trapped in a factory
That's rather great. They're taking advantage of the food chain and not harming the Earth significantly. Or would you rather have us waste even MORE space to eat the lowly animals we eat without any issue?
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