Capt. Paul Watson setting sail on a new mission to protect marine life
Legendary activist and Capt. Paul Watson will return to the sea on a new mission.
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Jun 5, 2023, 10:04 AM
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9h agoCapt. Paul Watson will return to the sea on a new mission. The legendary activist is known for taking on the whaling industry. Now at 72 years old, Watson will set sail on a new mission to protect marine life. News 12 New Jersey's Roxanne Evans has the latest on this mission from New York Harbor.
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