Collision at Sea: Activists vs. Krill Harvesters
An environmental activist vessel collided with a Norwegian krill harvester near Antarctica. Aker QRILL said the activist vessel, operated by the Captain Paul Watson Foundation, caused minor damage. The foundation claims it was accidental and aims to protect marine ecosystems by challenging krill harvesting.
An environmental activist vessel collided with a Norwegian krill harvesting vessel near Antarctica, causing minor hull damage, according to its owner, Aker QRILL Company.
On Tuesday, the Norway-flagged trawler Antarctic Sea was reportedly struck by the 65-metre Bandero, operated by the Captain Paul Watson Foundation.
The foundation stated the incident was an accident and they are committed to protecting marine life through non-violent actions.
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