#1. Lettuce The Size Of A Small Child
Lettuce ask you a question. What would your reaction to seeing a lettuce head this big be? We would probably get the salad bowl, croutons and caesar dressing ready to make the world’s largest caesar salad. That is until someone tells us that the only reason this lettuce head is so large is because of the crazy amounts of radiation it has been exposed to since the Fukushima incident. Then we would start looking for a lettuce head elsewhere.
Lettuce ask you a question. What would your reaction to seeing a lettuce head this big be? We would probably get the salad bowl, croutons and caesar dressing ready to make the world’s largest caesar salad. That is until someone tells us that the only reason this lettuce head is so large is because of the crazy amounts of radiation it has been exposed to since the Fukushima incident. Then we would start looking for a lettuce head elsewhere.
#2. Strange Tomatoes
We’ve never seen sprouts coming out a tomato before. In fact, this tomato looks completely inedible. If you’d like to eat it you are more than welcome to, but you’d also be ingesting a fruit that has been exposed to an unhealthy amount of radiation.
#3. Weird Watermelon
Have you ever seen a watermelon that looks like this? Neither have we. Seems that this is what massive amounts of radiation will do to everyone’s favorite holiday BBQ fruit.
#4 Mutated Mushroom
No, that is not a snail you are looking at. That is a mushroom that was picked over 2 years after the Fukushima meltdown occurred. Scary, huh?
Have you ever seen a sunflower that looks like this before? Yeah, we haven’t either.
We’ve never seen sprouts coming out a tomato before. In fact, this tomato looks completely inedible. If you’d like to eat it you are more than welcome to, but you’d also be ingesting a fruit that has been exposed to an unhealthy amount of radiation.
#3. Weird Watermelon
Have you ever seen a watermelon that looks like this? Neither have we. Seems that this is what massive amounts of radiation will do to everyone’s favorite holiday BBQ fruit.
#4 Mutated Mushroom
No, that is not a snail you are looking at. That is a mushroom that was picked over 2 years after the Fukushima meltdown occurred. Scary, huh?
#5. Strange Sunflowers
Have you ever seen a sunflower that looks like this before? Yeah, we haven’t either.
#6. Strange Corn on The Cob
This corn doesn’t look normal to you, does it?
#7. Deformed Strawberries
Most strawberries don’t look like this and although these ones actually look pretty tasty they are clearly mutated and it would probably be a bad idea to ingest them.
#8. Extra-Long Radish
This man dug up a suspicious radish. It is much longer than it should be, which is a sign of irregular radiation in the aftermath of the Fukushima incident.
#9. Warped Egg Plants
Our friend Yoshi found these peculiar eggplants in his backyard. They don’t usually look like this.
This flower has more than one head, which is good news for pollinating bees, but not a good sign for the residents of Fukushima.
This corn doesn’t look normal to you, does it?
#7. Deformed Strawberries
Most strawberries don’t look like this and although these ones actually look pretty tasty they are clearly mutated and it would probably be a bad idea to ingest them.
#8. Extra-Long Radish
This man dug up a suspicious radish. It is much longer than it should be, which is a sign of irregular radiation in the aftermath of the Fukushima incident.
#9. Warped Egg Plants
Our friend Yoshi found these peculiar eggplants in his backyard. They don’t usually look like this.
#10. Double-Headed Flower
This flower has more than one head, which is good news for pollinating bees, but not a good sign for the residents of Fukushima.
