After More Than 100 Days And 3 Oceans, See How This Chase Ends With An Interesting Twist

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It was one of the longest ocean chases ever known. It lasted 110 days or over 10,000 nautical miles, and the cat-and-mouse pursuit spanned miles and miles of ocean space, from the Antarctic waters to the west of Africa. Long fugitive chases often last hours. This one, on the other hand, took more than two months. The predator was just as obstinate as the prey.

The Bob Barker, a vigilante ship that was part of the Sea Shepherd fleet, trailed the FV Thunder, one of most notorious trawlers, to stop the alleged poaching vessel in its tracks.

What came next

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The events that followed were unexpected, because while the crew of the Bob Barker never gave up, the men manning the Thunder were just as tenacious. They refused to give up. Instead, stood their stance and taunted authorities, believing that they could get away with anything.

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