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A bit of information about various scaley, furry, or feathered critters has begun to trickle out of the affected areas.ScienceInsiderthat the biggest impact on wildlife would be on shorebirds nesting on small islands throughout the Pacific, rather than on the Japanese mainland. Indeed, the majority of wildlife-related news of the tsunami has come from small Pacific islands such as those in the Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge.
http://www.greenpeoplenews.com/en/2011/03/22/impact-of-the-japan-earthquake-and-tsunami-on-animals-and-environment/
Is the radiation going to send any creatures into extinction?
ReplyDeleteWere there already endangered species prior?
ReplyDeletekenneth
ReplyDeleteI think some biological extinction because of radiation.
Raheem
ReplyDeleteI am not sure,but i think you are right.
Yeah, that makes sense because radiation hit all Japan.
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