[Kanda444]

Originally Posted by bob351 ↗

I doubt it, seems like all the sites that claim this are apart of the tinfoil hat brigade.

There are no doubt elevated levels of radiation but the amount is so minute. I am not dismissing the issues along with this but alarmist tinfoil hat folk are not the people I would be listening to.

The problem with the tinfoil hat brigade is they don't know how to research and jump to the most alarmist conclusion to the problem. They then fabricate and throw pictures around in the hopes people dont look into the bullshit they are spewing.

Id bet the photos of the salmon are just regular salmon with an infection causing jaundice that has been happening forever, there have even been studies done on this mainly in coho salmon down in chile. These infections are becoming an issue in farmed salmon and are probably spreading into wild populations.

i would have to agree

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17169103

^^ that article is called "Infectious haemolytic anaemia causes jaundice outbreaks in seawater-cultured coho salmon, Oncorhynchus kisutch (Walbaum), in Chile" and talks about one type of infection that will do this to salmon.

this isnt all that uncommon either.

[Noid]

Originally Posted by Kanda444 ↗

sorry... but most of these are fake or are natrual occurances that have nothing to do with Fukishima.

this one, for example:



this is an example of a fruit with chimera (is a single organism composed of genetically distinct cells), ironically enough. this particular specimen was grown in Amakusa, Kumamoto (source) which is about a thousand miles away from Fukishima

this:



is also not uncommon. we had a garden when i was a kid and this happened rather frequently



(^^ not my picture but one i found that isnt from japan)

This one:



is again something that isnt rare or unique to the Fukishima area. This is a Reisetomate Tomato. This is actually not a mutation (anymore...) but a specific species of tomato. they all look like that.







This one:



comes from a home again around a thousand miles from Fukashima and has a malformation caused by heat (source)

this one is kinda funny to me:



uh...look at the background.... since when did they have cactus growing in Japan This picture was documented by National Geographic (source). It was confirmed to be a shark with cyclopia found in Mexico.....


im not going to go through all the pictures but it's fairly obvious that this is just a scare tactic and that this pictures arent real. sorry.

hey thanks for the background on this. on the post i made with the human malformations and mutations i said that they were blamed on anything from depleated uranium to worshiping satan lol. I appreciate you clearing up some things for me,and I have had sunflowers like the one in that picture as well as a bright pink one one year.. it was a mix of a red and white sunflower that lacked yellow pigment but sadly was seedless :( so i could not make more babies , although I did try by attempting to root one of the heads on it. I do know what is going on in fukishima can't be good but mutations have been happening for quite some time, and the human ones, such as those with cyclopia or anencephaly appear to be monsters lol. Amazing what a slight slip in dna can produce.

[Noid]

this is an example of a fruit with chimera (is a single organism composed of genetically distinct cells), ironically enough. this particular specimen was grown in Amakusa, Kumamoto (source) which is about a thousand miles away from Fukishima

I have chimerism and had one blue eye until i was twelve, as well as a dna conflict that has caused many health issues. Apperantly japanese and french don't mix well?? lol. and i live well away from the fallout zone and was born long before the event happened.

[Kanda444]

Originally Posted by Noid ↗

hey thanks for the background on this. on the post i made with the human malformations and mutations i said that they were blamed on anything from depleated uranium to worshiping satan lol. I appreciate you clearing up some things for me,and I have had sunflowers like the one in that picture as well as a bright pink one one year.. it was a mix of a red and white sunflower that lacked yellow pigment but sadly was seedless :( so i could not make more babies , although I did try by attempting to root one of the heads on it. I do know what is going on in fukishima can't be good but mutations have been happening for quite some time, and the human ones, such as those with cyclopia or anencephaly appear to be monsters lol. Amazing what a slight slip in dna can produce.

glad i could help... i hope it didnt come across as condescending or anything

that's cool, i didnt know there were pink sunflowers!

mutations have been happening forever. that's how evolution works, as im sure you know. things like the human eye are results of countless tiny mutations over a large span of time (one estimate was 400,000 years to go from 'a primitive optical sense organ based upon efficient photopigments' to a complex human eye).

[OLLY1969]

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[Sharon]

The shark is cute