Yes. In the U.K., I understand the grey seal population—this is from a report I have from the High North Alliance of about a year ago—was somewhere around 100,000 animals. In Norway, the estimate was there were 6,000 to 7,000 grey seals. They thought that was a bit low, but their target is to try to keep the grey seal population below 10,000, I understand, in Norway. When I was in Iceland three years ago—they won't give you the figures on their seal population over there, because they do an aggressive control program—some fishermen told me there were probably fewer than 3,000.
