Fuku Mutation? Two-Headed Whale Washes Up On Baja, California Beach! (Disturbing Video & Images)

By Susan Duclos via beforeitsnews

Are we starting to see more than just sea life die-offs and strange behavior from the massive radioactive water dumps into the Pacific ocean from the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant?

Are we starting to see the mutations that are associated with radiation?

In my video below I show photos from a couple places of this mutated baby whale, two heads, two tails, which looks like two whales had been fused together.

With all the strange behavior of multiple different sea creatures as well as the dead sea life scattered along 98 percent of the ocean floor, are we now seeing more proof that the Fukushima radiation is destroying us by air and by sea?

It might be the first documented case of conjoined twin gray whales. (Conjoined twins have occurred in other species, such as fin, sei and minke whales. A database search at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County did not reveal published instances of conjoined gray whale twins, or what might also be referred to as Siamese gray whale twins.)

Chinese Scientists Say H7N9 Virus Mutating 8 Times Faster Than Normal, Faster Than Any Virus Except HIV

  

Dr He Jiankui, an associate professor at South University of Science and Technology of China, said yesterday that the authorities should be alarmed by the results of their research and step up monitoring and control efforts to prevent a possible pandemic.

With genetic code of the virus obtained from mainland authorities, the team scrutinised haemagglutinin, a protein that plays a crucial rule in the process of infection. The protein binds the virus to an animal cell, such as respiratory cells in humans, and bores a hole in the cell's membrane to allow entry by the virus. 

The researchers found dramatic mutation of haemagglutinin in one of the four flu strains released for study by the central government. Nine of the protein's 560 amino acids had changed. In a typical flu virus, only one or two amino acids could change in such a short period of time, he said. 

"It happened in just one or two weeks. The speed may not have caught up with the HIV, but it's quite unusual for a flu." 

24 Cases, 7 Deaths

First few days is was 1 new infection a day, then is was 2 a day, then 3 now its 4. Projected infected by day 20 - 100,000.  Better put on your pandemic hats, slip Stephen King's 'The Stand' in your DVD player and buckle your seat belt.  -Mort