Thousands of tons of dead sardines wash ashore in northern Japan

[bombshell]

Ayam Brand can volunteer go clean up

 

[elimmel]

Not so scary if it’s explainable. It’s the unknowns that’s worrying …

 

[GBC]

I'm sure it has nothing to do with the release of nuclear waste water into the sea.. Lol.

 

[testing_testing]

Picture source: UK Daily Mail

 

[Zinna]

Picture source: UK Daily Mail

UK media also come stir ah

 

[Tatuho]

Not so scary if it’s explainable. It’s the unknowns that’s worrying …

Known also pretend fun know. Just said not related.

 

[BleuBunni]

Radiation is harmless and innocent according to some deluded persons here. Shiok to see them defend their beloved country at all costs without conscience.

 

[zoossh]

Not so scary if it’s explainable. It’s the unknowns that’s worrying …

If it is due to things released by the neighboring countries then it may be hard to verify

 

[Mr.Chibaboom]

Surprised the sardines no turn into kojira

 

[order66]

it's because something is chasing them

cant believe so many suaku ppl here...

 

[radish]

https://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/15079472

City officials warned people not to eat the fish. As the fish are covered in sand, the officials said they cannot be used as food or fertilizer for fish farming. Incineration is being considered, but the sheer mass of fish to be collected presents a daunting challenge.

Takashi Fujioka, a Hakodate Fisheries Research Institute specialist attached to the Hokkaido Research Organization, said the fish were mainly Japanese sardine 15 to 22 centimeters in length and chub mackerel 27 to 37 cm in length.

Fujioka said he believes the fish were on their way south to the main island of Honshu and it is possible they died en masse after they entered a low-temperature zone that mysteriously weakened and killed them.

 

[doppypoppy]

Sardine probably use lower grade fish from neighbouring countries.

 

[radish]

sardines are quite delicious.

 

[radish]

who dare to eat leh...

 

[Ximple]

In before "There is no evidence of any link with Fukushima radiation water".

Meh meh jiak.

Oh wait...that line of reasoning is for something else.