The term 'flensing' is used to describe the processing of what creatures?
Flensing Flensing Flensing is the removing of the blubber or outer "integument" of whales. English whalemen called it "flenching", while American whalemen called it "cutting-in". In Spitsbergen, in the first half of the 17th Century, the processing of whales was primarily done ashore. Where the whale was flensed differed between the English and Dutch. The English brought the whale to the stern of the ship, where men in a boat cut strips of blubber from the whale's back. These were tied together and rowed ashore, where they were cut into smaller pieces to be boiled into oil in large copper kettles.
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