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Dactylobatus clarkii or Hookskate caught off Miami Beach by Capt. Mark Quartiano or Mark the Shark
– Bizarre Sea Creature Caught Off Miami Beach (CBSMiami, Nov, 25, 2013):
MIAMI BEACH – A rarely seen sea creature that normally lives at the depths of the ocean has been snagged by Captain Mark Quartiano, better known as Mark the Shark.
The odd-looking creature was caught off Miami Beach. According to Quarantino, who posted the photograph in his Instagram account over the weekend, the huge beast is a Dactylobatus clarkii or Hookskate.
Mark the Shark told CBSMiami.com that he caught the monster in local waters while shooting a series of shows for a Japanese television network.
The beast was captured, tagged and released back into the ocean.
Very little is known about the Hookskate. It mostly inhabits muddy bottoms of the continental slope at depths of 1,000 feet in the western central and southwest Atlantic.
First, I just found an excellent website on Fukushima I will paste below. I think I have figured it out…….the sea animals need oxygen they get from the sea. When the oxygen is destroyed, as it has 3000 miles out from Fukushima, the sea creatures are moving here for food and oxygen. There is no other reasonable explanation. I am not a scientist, but reason is the basis for it. If we had enough information, we could calculate how much time we have left……..
Here is the site: I recommend it to you. I found it while seeking to find the distance from Fukushima to San Francisco. 5024 miles……..and we know 3000 miles out is already dead. The situation is getting very serious, and the idiots don’t know how to stop it.
I’d like to send TEPCO executives, and Japan’s leaders to live in Fukushima……..it is the same death sentence they are giving us.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/fukushima-a-nuclear-war-without-a-war-the-unspoken-crisis-of-worldwide-nuclear-radiation/28870