This past week, yet another bazaar two-headed sea creature has appeared out of the waters of Gokoglu, Turkey. A rare and unique double-headed dolphin has washed up on shore, an addition to the numerous other deformed creatures that have come to light lately around the globe.
Many are blaming the influx of double-headed and bazaar creatures on the Fukushima Nuclear disaster, which happened on March 11, 2011. Many scientists and ocean analysts say the influx of the nuclear meltdown in Japan has created an imbalance in the entire Eco-system of the sea.
This recent discovery on the west coast of Turkey, near the city of Izmir has once again shocked many as it was discovered along the shoreline, lifeless, aborted possibly, but ultimately a rare and unique scene.
“I couldn’t take it in at first; I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me, “Said Meton, the gentleman who discovered it. “I’ve never even heard about a dolphin like this let alone seen one with my own eyes. I was completely shocked.”
Turkish authorities moved the strange creature to a laboratory so that biologists can examine it. Mehmet Gokoglu, a marine biologist at Ak Deniz University, said he was excited at the chance to study the mammal.
“Such a dolphin is a very rare occurrence — similar to the occurrence of conjoined human twins,” Gokoglu said.
In recent years numerous other two-headed marine animals have become the norm, leading scientist to believe that the Fukushima nuclear disaster has caused a major infestation of the sea around the entire world.
