Sea Shepherd captain claims he was shot by Japanese whalers

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Sea Shepherd captain claims he was shot by Japanese whalers

March 10th, 2008 · No Comments

Paul Watson claims he was hit by a bullet during the latest clash with whalers in Antarctic waters. Read more.

But the Japanese deny the claim. Read more.

For more on whaling and Watson, check out past Environment Show stories.

Meanwhile, there’s talk of Japan halting its “scientific” whaling in the Antarctic in return for a resumption of commercial whaling off its own coast. Read more.

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