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Aker BioMarine has a new boat designed for krill fishing

Antartic Endurance was designed and built specifically for krill fishing.

(NORWAY, 1/22/2019)

At a ceremony in Ålesund, Aker BioMarine baptised and launched a new energy-efficient vessel that it will use for krill fishing, and which is an example of innovation in maritime engineering in Norway.

Antarctic Endurance. (Image credit: Aker Biomarine)

The vessel, called Antarctic Endurance, was constructed by Norwegian shipbuilders at (More Info)

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