It seems, that this cat in Tokyo is waiting thoughtfully for the nuclear meltdown in Fukushima Daiichi. On the other hand, I know they are wise, calm, cool – and don’t look non stop TV news. Let’s hope that some 50 engineers in Japan manage to avoid an apocalypse this weekend!
Related Articles
- Japan’s Nuclear Meltdown (lukeford.net)
- “Japan’s unique nuclear meltdown challenge” and related posts (newsonjapan.com)
- Japan’s battle to prevent a nuclear meltdown (theworld.org)
- Nuclear Reactor Meltdown May Be in Progress in Japan (blippitt.com)
- Japans nuclear meltdown II (warintel.blogspot.com)
- Feared Meltdowns Underline Concerns About Nuclear Power (green.blogs.nytimes.com)
- ‘Fukushima 50’ Risk Their Lives To Prevent Nuclear Meltdown (huffingtonpost.com)
Flickr Comments 
Hopefully it wont happen!
LikeLike
related:
LikeLike
katzen sollen ja angeblich empfindlich gegen erdstrahlen und sich ihre schlafplĂ€tze danach aussuchen,o b das auch fĂŒr radioaktivitĂ€t gilt glaube ich nicht , da es natĂŒrlicherweise keine radioaktivitĂ€t gibt, zumindest dort wo permanent leben ist
die katze wird genauso verstrahlt werden wie die menschen die nichts dafĂŒr können, dass die kraftwerkbetreiber und hemmungslosen geschĂ€ftemacher ungestört von der aufsicht schalten konnten
:-(( wolfgang
LikeLike
related:
http://www.spiegel.de/panorama/0,1518,751794,00.html#ref=rss
LikeLike
related:
http://www.todayonline.com/World/EDC110317-0000407/The-faceless-Fukushima-50-may-be-Japans-last-hope
LikeLike
P.S.:
question: human beings had their evacuation near the nuclear power plant,
but what’s about the cats and dogs?
LikeLike