Improv Everywhere brings participatory art (read: prank in public places) to a new level. In this one "mission", 80 people showed up wearing blue polos and khaki pants and "infiltrated" a Best Buy store.
With our main photographer busted, I took out my camera and started taking covert snapshots. One employee caught me in the act and rushed over. As soon as he got to me, I caught him off guard with a question, "Hey, do you know where I can find the right memory cards for my camera?" He stammered for a second and then said, "Sure. They're right over there." I thanked him and was on my way. Another employee caught me moments later in the DVD section, but I disarmed him with a question as well, "Do you know how much the Star Trek DS9 DVDs are? There is no price tag." We chatted for a second about how expensive the set was, and by the time I walked away he forgot all about the camera.
Perhaps this Cyclops Baby Shark has nothing to do with radiation or perhaps it does. That's not up to me to figure out but what concerns me, is that everyone (Media outlets and by default people) have all but forgotten about the fact that Fukishima Daichi continues to spew radiation into water, air and soil, with no end in sight.
Look forward to more abnormalities world. This could just be the tip of the iceberg.
Pepina: There's no reason to assume this has anything to do with radiation from the power plant. Mutations happen like this all the time, and have for millions upon millions of years. It's the basis for evolution.
That isn't a shark. It's a dolphin. And as others have said, the human or other mammalian eye is Photoshopped in. They didn't bother to remove the visible eye slit which is right where it should be.
If it was developing an improperly-formed skull, why couldn't the eye be improperly-formed and thus unusual looking as well? Even if the eye in the picture was a glass eye or otherwise fake, I'd be willing to bet this is a real shark fetus with cyclopia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclopia
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Look forward to more abnormalities world. This could just be the tip of the iceberg.
Pepina: There's no reason to assume this has anything to do with radiation from the power plant. Mutations happen like this all the time, and have for millions upon millions of years. It's the basis for evolution.
http://www.knuthart.com/joshua/blog/?p=31
It has a slitted iris, not a round one.
http://www.misscellania.com/miss-cellania/2006/1/14/cyclops-kitten.html
But I'm calling BS on this one too. Looks too ridiculous.