Japanese icebreaker Shirase

Seals on ice in the Antarctic Sea are pictured Dec. 15, 2016 from Shirase, a Japanese icebreaker, while it is sailing in the sea toward Showa Station, a Japanese research station on Antarctica. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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