Yes, a nine-headed octopus recently appeared in a coastal village in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan. The fisherman who found the octopus said it was the first time he had seen such an octopus in his life, and subsequently reported it to the village's nature conservation agency. Experts have determined that the village is very close to the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant. Therefore, it is not ruled out that the animal's mutation is related to radiation, and fishermen are reminded to pay attention.

In response to this, netizens expressed: "It's too scary." "The ocean is connected to the whole world! I hope everyone can understand the seriousness." "Maybe Japan really needs Tiga Ultra in the future Man. "The octopus has now become the nine-caught fish."

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Japan once wanted to discharge sewage into the sea but was rejected by South Korea

South Korea. On the 19th, Ren Junze, a member of the Central Committee of the Industrial Cooperation Alliance, met with Makoto Nagai, the counselor of the Japanese Embassy in South Korea, and asked the Japanese government to stop discharging nuclear wastewater into the Fukushima waters. Ren Junze said that once Japan discharges pollutants into the sea, South Korea will take joint actions with the international fishery community and make a tough response.

South Korea previously estimated that if nuclear-radiated wastewater flows into the ocean, South Korea’s domestic aquatic product sales will be reduced by up to about 40%, and South Korea’s fishery will suffer huge losses. As for how to deal with nuclear wastewater, South Korea emphasized that Japan should not make a unilateral decision and that the international community should conduct sufficient scientific demonstrations.

According to previous reports from Japanese media, the Japanese government officially decided to discharge treated nuclear radiation wastewater into the sea before the end of October. However, this plan has been opposed by many departments, including the Japanese fishery industry, and the Japanese government has not made a final decision yet.

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