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Picture of a giant Fukushima mutant dog has wowed social media. According to various sources, the dog was bred in Japan using in-vitro techniques. The gametic maternal cells were infused with Fukushima irradiated male DNA, then the eggs were grown in vitro. The result of the experimentation resulted in the giant dog above, which Japanese scientists are calling 巨大な犬, which translates to Kyodaina inu or Inukyodaina, ‘giant dog’ in English.
The giant dog is said to be very gentle, but does not respond very quickly to commands. To date the dog is still growing and scientists are not exactly sure what its maximum expected height or weight will be. The dog is being stored at a joint Japanese-German research station near Tokyo. Some activists are expressing concern that nuclear radiation can cause a dog of this size and magnitude.
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This had better be a joke.
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Soon to come to California Kennels near you.
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Soon to come to kennels along the California coast.
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i’ll give it 50-50 odds that it’s a hoax.
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http://www.hoax-slayer.com/fukushima-mutant-dog-hoax.shtml
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Its not real. This was taken at an art museum in NYC. It is a sculpture. Jeez lol….
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Wow! This is a fantastically funny satire/put-on website. I was briefly fooled. However, the more stories I read, the more it became obvious this was a slick effort very similar but more subtle than “The Onion.” I especially enjoyed the hilarious story about the brilliant TV show, “Cosmos.” For a minute, I actually thought it was real but it became so “over the top” that it was readily apparent that it was simply a put-on. Good job guys! Keep it up and you may replace “The Onion” as the premier news-farce site in America!
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