Fukushima Radiation? Mutated Dandelions and 5 leaf clovers in Wisconsin.

...and did you hear about the fish growing legs and walking out of the pacific ocean??!!

Japan TV news program films plant life mutations in Tokyo — Fasciated dandelions reported “very often” (VIDEO)

[link to enenews.com]

No worries - have you had a lot of rainfall? In the uk it's rained loads and all the dandelions look like that, too.

and in certain patches of clover, they have 4 or 5 leaves like that . . . if you start glowing in the dark though . . . . post a pic!!

nice tats, by the way dunno about the shirt tho . .

Nope, didn't hear about that one... link?

thanks about the tats. the shirt ... it's laundry day :-/

The dandelions in my backyard, otherwise known as a swamp, are tall but I think just from all the moisture. What I have noticed is the amount of dead tree's this year. Should mention, Im in WI too.

Bugs Bunny will have to rewrite his signature song.

I'm looking over a five leaf clover that I over looked be five!

I know an Obama union goosestepping sheeple that is also braindead, from WI.

i told you before its called fassiation and its caused by a plant virus not,,repeat not radiation

Yes, now that you mention it. There are a fair amount of dead trees this year. Perhaps the tomato plants should have been brought in a loooonng time ago.

.... Walker.....

I remember picking dandys that big when I was a kid.
Like the other poster said-lots of rain can do it. Also if you don't keep mowing them down, they're able to grow tall.

The clover is pretty cool though.

And I like the shirt, looks like seersucker.

Fasciation ISN'T common, and strongly suggests radioactivity.

However, as others said, enlarged dandies can be from radioactivity but are also just as likely to be from other causes. It's not as good of an indicator. Start looking for two headed (or other weird headed) dandies for a stronger indication of radioactivity.

Those dandelions are freaking huge

I remember picking conjoined blossom dandelions like that here in Central NY after Three mile Island, that was when dairy farmers had double headed calves being born, and I came down with really bad allergy symptoms and asthama, so everything now being reported in Japan sounds familiar. Obviously despite being a child then I'm still alive, but my diet by neccessity has always been garden and orchard produce and lots of berries, etc. and not much fancy baked goods/soda etc. and I've never built up much body fat until recent years, yet it's not impossible that I may have something like heart disease or cancer just not detected as yet. And yes, I knew a lot of people who died of cancer/leukemia in the last twenty years, especially those who lived on hill/mountaintops. My point is, yes, this is a bad situation, but it is not the end unless you give up. We will all die someday, but let's try and take precautions, live right, diet and exercise sensibly.

Yes, I agree with you totally.

This is something to take seriously, but not freak out about.

As you have proven, good living and good diet can greatly increase your odds of living a long and healthy life, despite what Fukushima is throwing at us.

Good on you for staying healthy!