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[Express] “Furless animal in Kawasaki city”

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When I was at work, I found this in Kawasaki city. What the world is this?

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[Express] "Furless animal in Kawasaki city"

 

 

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[Express] “Un animal chauve dans la commune de Kawasaki”
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J’ai découvert ça pendant que je travaillais à Kawasaki. Qu’est-ce que ça peut bien être ?
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[Express] "Furless animal in Kawasaki city"
ねえやばくない？ 仕事中、川崎市にて発見された 未確認生命体！ ねえなんなのこいつ！！ pic.twitter.com/yRjkkYWvuS
— えみーな (@eminya125) April 27, 2013

Ne les laissez pas dominer la vérité juste parce qu’ils sont riches.

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  7. yuh pretty bizarre nevertheless.. reminds me of Jabba the Hutts pet or sumthin out of The Muppets.

    however theres a big hint in the pic & its the Street Gutter.. that is where radiation accumulates the most & perhaps its natures way of telling us Tokyo is FFFFed beyond belief. the Youkai (japanese elemental gods) must be furious.. its going to obviously take alot more than an apology & a handjob.

    you can see it still has fur on its hind.. im no animal expert but the curly ears are quite an unusual feature.. not seen in fox rats racoons w/e so perhaps some ‘purebred’ housepet dog that was abandoned under evacuation?

    or a RATCO employee that managed to ESCAPE?!?

    scary thing is it has this unbelievably wise expression on its face with almost sage-like eyebrows.

    find out next week on the amazing adventures of…

    1. TEPCO reports another rat problem, this time at Fukushima No. 2 plant

      July 04, 2013

      THE ASAHI SHIMBUN

      A rat caused a battery charger to break down in an emergency gas turbine generator vehicle at the Fukushima No. 2 nuclear plant, the latest rodent-related problem to hit Tokyo Electric Power Co.

      The rat is believed to have entered the vehicle through a 3- to 4-centimeter opening for cables and then shorted a switchboard, a TEPCO official said July 3.

      The No. 2 plant is located just south of the company’s crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant.

      The gas turbine generator vehicle was deployed for emergency use at the No. 2 plant after the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011, knocked out power at the No. 1 plant, leading to the meltdowns of three reactors.

      The latest problem arose when a worker turned on the power for the control vehicle used to operate the gas turbine generator vehicle at 9:20 a.m. on July 2. An alarm indicated a malfunction in the battery charger, and the dead rat was found beneath the switchboard.

      The official said the company took measures to block openings leading to switchboards and other equipment after a rat shorted a switchboard and halted the cooling system for spent fuel pools at the No. 1 plant in March.

      The opening for the cables in the vehicle at the No. 2 plant was not filled in, the official said.

      THE ASAHI SHIMBUN

      http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ201307040083

  8. TEPCO reports another rat problem, this time at Fukushima No. 2 plant

    July 04, 2013

    THE ASAHI SHIMBUN

    A rat caused a battery charger to break down in an emergency gas turbine generator vehicle at the Fukushima No. 2 nuclear plant, the latest rodent-related problem to hit Tokyo Electric Power Co.

    The rat is believed to have entered the vehicle through a 3- to 4-centimeter opening for cables and then shorted a switchboard, a TEPCO official said July 3.

    The No. 2 plant is located just south of the company’s crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant.

    The gas turbine generator vehicle was deployed for emergency use at the No. 2 plant after the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011, knocked out power at the No. 1 plant, leading to the meltdowns of three reactors.

    The latest problem arose when a worker turned on the power for the control vehicle used to operate the gas turbine generator vehicle at 9:20 a.m. on July 2. An alarm indicated a malfunction in the battery charger, and the dead rat was found beneath the switchboard.

    The official said the company took measures to block openings leading to switchboards and other equipment after a rat shorted a switchboard and halted the cooling system for spent fuel pools at the No. 1 plant in March.

    The opening for the cables in the vehicle at the No. 2 plant was not filled in, the official said.

    THE ASAHI SHIMBUN

    ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ201307040083

  9. possible it is a Red Fox but they are not normally so plump in the rear end ,so i would say it looks more like it could be a Raccoon Dog (Tanuki) .

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