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7. Or maybe it was Fukushima: "Something may have happened recently that caused it to go rogue, becaus"

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Tue Nov 18, 2014, 02:04 AM

Nov 2014

"Something may have happened recently that caused it to go rogue, because we've never seen anything like the current outbreak," said Peter Raimondi, a professor of biology at UC Santa Cruz and co-author of the study.

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Study links virus to sea star wasting [View all] IDemo Nov 2014 OP

So. it's not Fukushima... enenews is wrong again. Not surprised. nt NYC_SKP Nov 2014 #1

not so fast! "Something may have happened recently that caused it to go rogue" RADIATION!111!@121!1 dionysus Nov 2014 #6

Scientist says radiation from nuclear plant damaged by 2011 earthquake can’t be ruled out bananas Nov 2014 #8

Or maybe it was Fukushima: "Something may have happened recently that caused it to go rogue, becaus" bananas Nov 2014 #7

Well, it's not radiation, because that hasn't changed. Yo_Mama Nov 2014 #14

Ocean temperatures are one thing that's changed bhikkhu Nov 2014 #2

I agree. Every living thing is a product of its environment ffr Nov 2014 #4

Sadness. I hate this. I love those little things and sea horses and octipuses octipi. lonestarnot Nov 2014 #3

There was an anchovy die-off along the West Coast too. SunSeeker Nov 2014 #5

Kick and Rec. This is affecting sea stars far north, as well. HuckleB Nov 2014 #9

The Times-Standard article mentioned above does not contain vital info that is available; greiner3 Nov 2014 #10

Thanks for the added info. NYC_SKP Nov 2014 #11

Good information. "Nobody know", "Mysterious", and "Fukushima Radiation?" bhikkhu Nov 2014 #12

From Reading experience, they are right wing enough I don't buy, but not too blatant. on point Nov 2014 #13

Starfish dying in the NW Pacific RobertEarl Nov 2014 #15

And there is this: Decaying Atoms RobertEarl Nov 2014 #16