Video: Tsunami dock washed up in Oregon

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A huge metal dock that was swept away by last year's tsunami in Japan has washed ashore in the US state of Oregon.

Japanese consulate officials say it was one of four that broke loose from the port of Misawa and drifted thousands of miles across the Pacific ocean.

It was first spotted floating offshore on Monday and mistaken by several people for a barge.

Tim Allman reports.

BBC News - Tsunami dock washed up in Oregon

Just goes to show how powerful that Tsunami was. @ the

Tsunami being able to move over 160 tons(320,000lbs) like nothing

 

[88m3]

Illuminati planted the dock there to show man its limitations

 

[AgentGrey]

Tsunami swaggin to the max
Imagine being close to shore seein that coming in.
" The fukk is that shyt in the water??"

 

[AgentGrey]

Illuminati planted the dock there to show man its limitations

 

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Illuminati planted the dock there to show man its limitations

2012

 

[ZEB WALTON]

and it begins... yall know that the pacific ocean has a HUGE garbage cluster that is going to wash up somewhat soon right

http://newsfeed.time.com/2012/05/11/the-great-pacific-garbage-patch-poses-new-threat-to-marine-life/

 

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and it begins... yall know that the pacific ocean has a HUGE garbage cluster that is going to wash up somewhat soon right

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch Poses New Threat to Marine Life | NewsFeed | TIME.com

[sarcasm] Global Warming is myth[/sarcasm]

In 2006, the Los Angeles Times detailed the decline of the Albatross in the Midway Atoll, a collection of islands about half way between North America and Japan. The birds commonly fly over the Eastern Garbage Patch, mistaking trash for food. As a result, about 200,000 of the 500,000 chicks born there each year died from dehydration and starvation. An Environmental Protection Agency study showed that the chicks that died of those causes had twice as much plastic in their stomachs. Bottle caps, combs, golf tees, toothbrushes and even toy soldiers were found inside the birds.

Read more: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch Poses New Threat to Marine Life | NewsFeed | TIME.com

Damn, can we cite this as another example of evolution. You know survival of the fittest. We really are trashing this planet.