Japanese 'tsunami fish' found off the California coast seven years later

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Originally Posted by Virtus_Probi
The fish are probably looking at the divers and thinking, "YOU guys don't belong here, either!"


LMAO
 
Originally Posted by anndel
Originally Posted by Virtus_Probi
The fish are probably looking at the divers and thinking, "YOU guys don't belong here, either!"


LMAO


Hahaha!
 
1) Tell the fishes they're safe now as we don't have as many sushi eaters.

2) "Tsunami" fish, you say? Maybe the radioactive "Gorgo & Godzilla" era fish finally crossed the Pacific?

3) Hmmm...a BITOG "FISH OIL" section coming? ....good for 5,000 miles
 
George Strait liked Sushi southern fried
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A lot of stuff has washed up on the west coast from the tsunami. Boats, fishing gear, part of a temple and even a floating dock.

The torii or temple gate was discovered on a Oregon beach. It was taken to Portland where it was kept by the local Japanese society until it could be traced back to its origin. They were successful and the torii was returned to the temple it came from.

It's a very good story to read.

https://amview.japan.usembassy.gov/en/tori-that-crossed-pacific/
 
Originally Posted by Kira

3) Hmmm...a BITOG "FISH OIL" section coming? ....good for 5,000 miles

Not a bad idea. I've poured Omega-3 ethyl esters in my crankcase before
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A tsunami is primarily a vertical disturbance, not a mass horizontal movement of water -- it is not going to push fish from one side of the ocean to the other.

Certainly when the big wave comes ashore it can drag things like temple gates out to sea, and they may eventually drift across.
 
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