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Two universities have been teaming up to analyze the extent and type of
damage that the nuclear spill in Japan is having on the Pacific Ocean:
damage that the nuclear spill in Japan is having on the Pacific Ocean:
http://enenews.com/university-testi...ing-testicles-eyeballs-skin-disintegrating-pe US university testing animals in Pacific for Fukushima radiation — Photos show bodies riddled with tumors, eyes bleeding, covered in lesions — Some are missing testicles, eyeballs — Skin disintegrating, peeling off, turning yellow — Mammals affected by diseases never seen in species (WARNING: Graphic Pics) Published: May 6th, 2015 at 1:26 pm ET By ENENews 
Email Article 417 comments Colorado St. Univ., Apr 13, 2015 (emphasis added): CSU partners with Fukushima University to study radiation effects… Many CSU faculty and researchers are contributing to radiation research 
in Japan… including Thomas Johnson… professor of health physics, who is testing trace radiation samples in seal populations in the northern Pacific Ocean, where radiation from the Fukushima disaster was released. Alaska Marine Science Symposium presentation, Raphaela Stimmelmayr (Dept. of Wildlife Management, North Slope Borough) & Gay Sheffield (Univ.of Alaska – Fairbanks Marine Advisory Program), 2014: Incidental Gross Necropsy Findings in Subsistence-Harvested Ice Seals and Walruses • Reproductive system: adnexal cysts [uterus], uterine and penile melanosis [darkening of skin], cliteromegaly [enlarged clitoris], cryptorchism [testicle(s) absent from scrotum], retained placenta; • Endocrine system: thyroid cysts, adrenal nodules; • Musculoskeletal system: synovial cyst [fluid-filled sacs in spine due to degeneration]; • Integumentary system: panniculitis [inflammation of fatty tissue], epidermal molt, skin sloughing; • Respiratory system: lung tumor, parasitic granulomas [inflammation that forms when immune system is unable to eliminate a substance]; • Digestive system: microdontia [teeth smaller than normal], chronic interstitial pancreatitis [inflammation of pancreas], hepatic cyst [liver], cholestatic jaundice [yellowing of skin caused by thickening of bile or problems in liver], geophagia [eating dirt], and primary diffuse peritoneal tumor [membrane lining abdomen]; • A variety of the observed disease conditions are reported for the first time in ice seals and/or walruses. • The majority of observed conditions in our material is classified as benign and are mostly inconsequential to the health of the harvested animals. See also: Scientists present links between Alaska seal deaths and Fukushima disaster — Exposed to ‘pulsed release’ after fallout that accumulated in ice was quickly set free when melting occurred — “Wildlife health implications” due to radiation exposure discussed View the AMSS presentation poster here |