Top 10 Weirdest Animals Found In Fukushima
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Top 10 Weirdest Animals Found In Fukushima
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Friday March 11 2011, Japan started what would become one of the most tragic weeks in Japanese modern history. Following an earthquake with a magnitude of 9.0, a large tsunami 15 meters tall destroyed the east coast of Japan and took the lives of 19, 500 people and disabled the power supply of three Fukushima power Daiichi reactors causing one of the biggest nuclear reactions on earth.All three cores melted within the first three days after the blast and the accident was rated a number 7 on the scale of the International and radiological event. This is the Top 10 Weirdest Animals Found In Fukushima
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00:00 Intro
00:43 Horses | Mutated Animals
01:42 Dogs and Cats | Mutated Animals
03:00 Nuclear Cattle | Mutated Animals
03:34 Travelling Contaminated Salmon | Mutated Animals
04:57 Mutated Butterflies | Mutated Animals
05:38 Japanese Macaques | Mutated Animals
06:15 Radioactive Wild Boars | Mutated Animals
07:34 Earless Bunny Rabbit | Mutated Animals
08:38 Mutated Cat | Mutated Animals
09:20 Mutated Goat | Mutated Animals
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Sources:
https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/safety-and-security/safety-of-plants/fukushima-daiichi-accident.aspx
http://chernobylplace.com/fukushima-mutated-animals/
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