Sea Shepherd's Brigitte Bardot at Australian port

PERTH, Australia - The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society vessel Brigitte Bardot berths at a port in the suburbs of Perth, western Australia, on Dec. 8, 2011. The vessel is believed to have been preparing for obstructing Japan's research whaling activities. (Kyodo)

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