Baja California: ‘Two-headed’ Whale found in Mexico

Gray whale calves were found in Mexico’s Scammon’s Lagoon (Laguna Ojo de Liebre) over the weekend, surprising locals. It might be the first discovery of conjoined gray whales ever.

Although it would be premature to point fingers at the Fukushima disaster, seeing how they're calves and the location certainly gives pause.

José Carlos Cota Osuna, a delegate of Secretariat of Environment and Natural Resources, told Cabovision that scientists are studying the phenomenon, and are working with a museum to study it there. Read more: www.theepochtimes.com...

I'm curious to find out their findings, assuming said findings are shared transparently. If this turns out to be the start in the first of many "Proto-Godzilla's", this world better brace themselves.

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Already being discussed here

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Ah, why didn't you create the thread on it? (what the.. new emote smile things?)

Anyway, interesting and weird stuff...when two-headed animals start appearing, we can't help but think radiation. I blame that on the Simpsons, remember that mutated fish with 3 eyes next to the nuclear plant? Yep..

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Damn, never seen a two headed whale.