Tough fishing boat captain Phil Harris, whose brave exploits in the wild waters off the Alaskan coast were captured on the popular television show “Deadliest Catch,” has died, family members said. He was 53.Harris suffered a stroke in late January while in port at St. Paul Island, Alaska, off-loading the fishing vessel he ran, the Cornelia Marie. He was taken to an Anchorage hospital for treatment, and his sons and the Discovery Channel, which aired the show, said late on Tuesday he had died. The ANU Syndicate offers our sincere condolences. However, not all creatures mourn his death.
“He committed genocide against our species,” said a king crab. “For us and the Opilio crab, he personally took the lives of millions. He was our nemesis.”
Harris and other captains have gained admiration on “Deadliest Catch,” which airs in 170 countries, displaying their prowess in catching king and Opilio crab in dangerous currents and icy conditions in the Bering Sea between Alaska and Russia. The arthropod residents of the Bering Sea will be celebrating on Tuesday.
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