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Sunday, 7 February 2010 - Activists, Japanese whalers clash in Antarctic waters
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    Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Australia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Philippines Thailand Vietnam Activists, Japanese whalers clash in Antarctic waters AFP - Sunday, February 7 Send IM Story Print SYDNEY (AFP) - – Anti-whaling activists and Japanese harpoonists have blamed each other for a collision between their ships in Antarctic waters, as the environmentalists warned Sunday of more clashes to come. The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society has accused the harpoon ship Yushin Maru No.3 of intentionally slamming into its vessel the Bob Barker on Saturday. The Japanese say they were rammed as they tried to avoid a collision. "We expect that there will be further collisions because they are going to try and whale and we're not going to move," Paul Watson, head of the Sea Shepherd mission, told AFP on Sunday. Watson said the Bob Barker had spent the past month trying to find the Japanese hunting fleet in the remote seas of Antarctica and finally located it off Cape Denley in Australian Antarctic waters on Saturday. The environmentalists immediately moved to position themselves about 200 metres (yards) from the stern of the Japanese factory ship the Nisshin Maru to prevent them from loading any dead whales onboard, he said. "They were immediately surrounded by four of the harpoon vessels that were circling them and hitting them with water cannons and long-range acoustical devices or sonic weapons," Watson said. "And then one of them, the Yushin Maru No.3, came in really close and did an abrupt turn and slammed its sternway into the sternside of our ship which opened up a one-metre by four-inch wide gash." Japan's Institute of Cetacean Research said the collision occurred as the Yushin Maru No.3 tried to avoid the Bob Barker which it said had moved dangerously close to hurl projectiles containing foul-smelling butyric acid. "When the Yushin Maru No.3 tried to avoid this, the Bob Baker collided against its stern," it said in a statement. The Bob Barker had also been repeatedly firing a "high-power green laser device against the Nisshin Maru crew" prior to the collision and later used a "large slingshot device" to shoot acid-filled projectiles at another ship, the Shonan Maru No.2, it added. No one was injured in the clash and neither ship sustained major damage. The confrontation follows a January 6 collision between a hunting fleet vessel and Sea Shepherd's Ady Gil which sank the activists' futuristic trimaran. The whalers and the protesters blame each other for that crash, which Australian and New Zealand are investigating. Japan hunts whales using a loophole in a 1986 international moratorium which allows "lethal research", despite the diplomatic objections of Canberra. Australian Greens leader Senator Bob Brown pushed the government to take matters further and deploy a navy vessel to observe the hunt which he said was risking the lives of activists and whalers. "The whaling wars are on," Brown told reporters. "And the Bob Barker has been in a collision with one of the Japanese ships and the Australian government is totally absent and that's irresponsible." A spokesman for Environment Minister Peter Garrett -- who last month helped launch an expedition of scientists who will carry out the largest non-lethal study of whales in Antarctica -- said the government's position was to urge calm. "We call for restraint by all parties in a remote and unforgiving part of the world," the spokesman said. The conservationists, in their sixth year of pursuing the whalers in the southern oceans, are likely to chase the fleet until the hunt ends in about mid-March when the weather worsens. "And I think now that we have them, unless they sink us, we're going to be able to shut down their whaling operations for the rest of their season," Watson said from the Steve Irwin, which is heading to join the Bob Barker. 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