1,200 Tons of Dead Fish Wash Ashore in Japan: ‘I’ve Never Seen Anything Like This’

SLAY News ^ | December 14, 2023 - 7:31 am | Frank Bergman

[GOPJ]

Maybe the meltdown’s worse... maybe more was released more than they said. Or China could be dumping stuff for reasons we don’t know.

In the old days reporters from the New York Times and Washington Post would show up to ask questions... not so much anymore.

[T Ruth]

“The report appeared to link the phenomenon to the release of treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant."

No way! It was glow-ball warming. /s

[HartleyMBaldwin]

Nuoc mam? Smells like it would.

[blackdog]

And that fermented fish sauce where they dry them and ferment them in barrels of salt. Then they squeeze all the juices and oils out into bottles. Nasty process but awfully tasty.

[Songcraft]

They were spread across the beach like walleye-to-walleye carpeting.

[Red Badger]

It would make a few tons of LUTEFISK!....................

[RetiredTexasVet]

They’ll claim climate change (aka Global Warming) but the evidence indicates that maybe the dumping of the radioactive slush into the water might have triggered the “unexpected die off”.

[Red Badger]

LUTEFISK FOR EVERYBODY!..................

[Red Badger]

So that's where that stuff comes from!...................

[M Kehoe]

The volcanic fissures in the Sea of Japan cook them.

Got to get them quickly. The bad part is no sushimi or sushi.

5.56mm

[going hot]

Fish have been smelling like that since the beginning.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

China.

Probably.

Most bad things come out of China.

[Red Badger]

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4203470/posts

[Ezekiel]

The dead fish formed a silver blanket stretching for almost a mile.

You're right about the walleye-to-walleye carpeting.

It looked like ag carpet to me.

[Rio]

Anywhere near Fukushima?

[blackdog]

It’s also in Worcester sauce. That’s how the original came about. They put all these fermenting fish in barrels with salt and tamarinds. It made everyone puke. So they put the hundred or so barrels in the basement and forgot about them. A few years later, the basement worker broke one by accident and in doing so tasted its contents. He immediately took it to the owners at Lea and Perrins. The rest is history.

[blackdog]

Cofish Virus. We all must wear scuba masks.

[dynachrome]

In a coincidence, McDonald’s fish sandwich price is cut in half.

[blackdog]

Define near in terms of ocean currents and stratified water highways.

[going hot]

Walleye to wallaye carp