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2-Headed Shark Fetus Netted by Fisherman - www.ofINTEREST.net
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2-Headed Shark Fetus Netted by Fisherman
Douglas Main, OurAmazingPlanet Staff Writer
Date: 25 March 2013 Time: 01:16 PM ET
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| The two-headed bull shark fetus. It's about 8 inches (20 centimeters) from head to head. CREDIT: Journal of Fish Biology / C. M. Wagner et al |
The fisherman kept the odd specimen, and shared it with scientists, who described it in a study published online today (March 25) in the Journal of Fish Biology. It's one of the very few examples of a two-headed shark ever recorded — there about six instances in published reports — and the first time this has been seen in a bull shark, said Michael Wagner, a study co-author and researcher at Michigan State University.
Technically called "axial bifurcation," the deformity is a result of the embryo beginning to split into two separate organisms, or twins, but doing so incompletely, Wagner told OurAmazingPlanet. It's a very rare mutation that occurs across different animals, including humans.
"Halfway through the process of forming twins, the embryo stops dividing," he said.
The two-headed fetus likely wouldn't have lived for very long in the wild, he said. "When you're a predator that needs to move fast to catch other fast-moving fish … that'd be nearly impossible with this mutation," he said. [See the two-headed shark.]
Wagner said the description of the deformed shark may someday help better understand how these deformities arise in sharks and other animals.
Two-headed snakes and turtles can be bought from certain specialty breeders, and there is a small market for such creatures, Wagner said.
Several of the few examples of two-headed sharks available today come from museum specimens from the late 1800s, when deformed animals and other macabre curiosities fetched high prices, he said.
Another reason the two-headed shark likely wouldn't have survived: its small body. "It had very developed heads, but a very stunted body," Wagner said. There's only so much energy that can go into the body's development, and it went into the shark's double noggins, he added.
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| A radiograph of the two-headed shark. CREDIT: Journal of Fish Biology / C. M. Wagner et al |
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Watch the terrifying moment a great white shark got INSIDE a cage and almost ate a newlywed for dinner
By Daily Mail Reporter|
One new wife nearly lost her husband after only one day of marriage after a group of thrillseekers got far more than they bargained for.
On Thursday a group of friends went shark diving off the coast of Gansbaai, South Africa. But one great white with a very sore head decided to ignore the strategically placed bait and head straight for the human foodstuff.
Youtubeuser Bryan Plummer uploaded a video which shows the full horror of the the attack, where the huge shark gets its head of sharp teeth right inside the diving cage.
The man closest to the great white's face just manages to swim under the gaping maw. This diver, known only as Roger, had got married only the day before.
The great white shark seems to get its head stuck inside the bars of the safety cage and thrashes around in the water.
At one point the beast gets turned on its back to reveal its fangs to the camera. In all the confusion it is impossible to tell what has happened to the divers in the cage.
But after a nervous few moments they bob to the surface, unharmed save for frayed nerves.
Related articles:
NEWS: 100 Million Sharks Killed Each Year
PHOTOS: 5 Sharks, Rays Needing Urgent Protection
2-Headed Shark Fetus Netted by Fisherman - www.ofINTEREST.net
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2-Headed Shark Fetus Netted by Fisherman
Douglas Main, OurAmazingPlanet Staff Writer
Date: 25 March 2013 Time: 01:16 PM ET
|
| The two-headed bull shark fetus. It's about 8 inches (20 centimeters) from head to head. CREDIT: Journal of Fish Biology / C. M. Wagner et al |
The fisherman kept the odd specimen, and shared it with scientists, who described it in a study published online today (March 25) in the Journal of Fish Biology. It's one of the very few examples of a two-headed shark ever recorded — there about six instances in published reports — and the first time this has been seen in a bull shark, said Michael Wagner, a study co-author and researcher at Michigan State University.
Technically called "axial bifurcation," the deformity is a result of the embryo beginning to split into two separate organisms, or twins, but doing so incompletely, Wagner told OurAmazingPlanet. It's a very rare mutation that occurs across different animals, including humans.
"Halfway through the process of forming twins, the embryo stops dividing," he said.
The two-headed fetus likely wouldn't have lived for very long in the wild, he said. "When you're a predator that needs to move fast to catch other fast-moving fish … that'd be nearly impossible with this mutation," he said. [See the two-headed shark.]
Wagner said the description of the deformed shark may someday help better understand how these deformities arise in sharks and other animals.
Two-headed snakes and turtles can be bought from certain specialty breeders, and there is a small market for such creatures, Wagner said.
Several of the few examples of two-headed sharks available today come from museum specimens from the late 1800s, when deformed animals and other macabre curiosities fetched high prices, he said.
Another reason the two-headed shark likely wouldn't have survived: its small body. "It had very developed heads, but a very stunted body," Wagner said. There's only so much energy that can go into the body's development, and it went into the shark's double noggins, he added.
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| A radiograph of the two-headed shark. CREDIT: Journal of Fish Biology / C. M. Wagner et al |
Via
Watch the terrifying moment a great white shark got INSIDE a cage and almost ate a newlywed for dinner
By Daily Mail Reporter|
One new wife nearly lost her husband after only one day of
marriage after a group of thrillseekers got far more than they
bargained for.
On Thursday a group of friends went shark diving off the coast of
Gansbaai, South Africa. But one great white with a very sore head
decided to ignore the strategically placed bait and head straight for
the human foodstuff.
Youtube
user Bryan Plummer uploaded a video which shows the full horror of
the the attack, where the huge shark gets its head of sharp teeth
right inside the diving cage.
The man closest to the great white's face just manages to swim
under the gaping maw. This diver, known only as Roger, had got
married only the day before.
The
great white shark seems to get its head stuck inside the bars of the
safety cage and thrashes around in the water.
At one point the beast gets turned on its back to reveal its fangs
to the camera. In all the confusion it is impossible to tell what has
happened to the divers in the cage.
But after a nervous few moments they bob to the surface, unharmed
save for frayed nerves.
Related articles:
NEWS: 100 Million Sharks Killed Each Year
PHOTOS: 5 Sharks, Rays Needing Urgent Protection
Cooperative Weather not working this year in U.S.A., goes on WELFARE! - www.ofINTEREST.net
Cooperative Weather not working this year in U.S.A., goes on WELFARE!
Michael Love, IIO
25 March 2013
Winter seems to still keep its grasps on many throughout the United States of America.
From the start of spring on the 20th of March 2013 to the time of this article; to what looks to be a gloomy weather forecast, the weather for the coming 2013 season does not look good.
NOAA predicts the 2013 weather season to be one with droughts, flooding and other severe weather conditions.
NOAA predicts the 2013 weather season to be one with droughts, flooding and other severe weather conditions.
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Spring storms drop snow on Midwest, East Coast
March 25, 2013
In the first days of spring, people across the Midwest are digging out of a major snowstorm that barreled across the country, dropping over a foot of snow on St. Louis. Today more snow is expected up and down the East Coast. The Weather Channel’s Mike Seidel reports.
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www.youtube.com/user/rickskater
Published on Mar 22, 2012
The video here was taken this morning on March 22, 2012.We had several inches of fresh snow in my neighborhood and it's sticking. Unprecedented for record breaking snow falls during this time of year. It's expected to melt later in the day as the temperature increase.
Via
From Snowstorms to Droughts
02:08 | 03/21/2013
The government's forecast service predicts above-average temperatures this spring.
And from our neighbors to the North via
Spring snow storm wreaks havoc on Edmonton area highways
By Caley Ramsay, Patricia Kozicka and Slav Kornik
EDMONTON- Hundreds of people have been injured following a multi-vehicle crash in snowy conditions near Leduc on Highway 2 south of Edmonton.
Highway 2 near Highway 13 is closed in both directions, as police continue to investigate and emergency crews work to remove vehicles.
At 11:30 a.m., RCMP announced the QE2 north bound was blocked just past the BlackGold Overpass because several vehicles and a tractor trailer were in the ditch. North bound traffic was being diverted to Highway 2A through Leduc.
Alberta Health Services (AHS) confirms 100 people suffered injuries in several collisions Thursday.
One person was taken to the University of Alberta hospital with serious injuries, 22 people were transported by bus to other nearby hospitals, and 80 people were treated on scene for minor injuries, according to AHS.
One person was taken to the University of Alberta hospital with serious injuries, 22 people were transported by bus to other nearby hospitals, and 80 people were treated on scene for minor injuries, according to AHS.
Patients are being taken to hospitals in Edmonton, Leduc, Red Deer, Fort Saskatchewan, St. Albert, Devon, Wetaskiwin, Camrose and Stony Plain.
EPS officers have been called in to assist with the collision. Two officers will be providing an escort for ETS buses, which are being used to transport those with minor injuries.
Police say the Disaster and Emergency Operations Service branch of the EPS is also on stand-by, if a request for additional assistance is made.
Thursday’s snow storm has caused havoc on roads in Edmonton and the surrounding area.
There was a major crash Thursday morning on Highway 16 west of Edmonton.
Stony Plain RCMP say as many as six vehicles were involved in the collision, four of them being semis.
RCMP say there are some injuries but don’t have details as to the seriousness.
One of the semi’s is completely blocking the eastbound lanes of the highway, causing traffic to be diverted to Highway 16A.
RCMP say the QE2 is in poor condition both north and south of Leduc.
Police were attending to several collisions on the highway Thursday morning because of icy road conditions and poor visibility caused by blowing snow.
RCMP advise motorists to stay off Highway 2. If you’re stuck do not get out of your vehicle unless you have safe alternate transportation. If you are travelling on the QE2, use extreme caution and reduced speeds.
Meanwhile, Edmonton International Airport officials are recommending to check with your airline about re-booking flights since travel is not recommended on the QE2. You can check your flight status here.
Ten to 15 centimetres is expected to fall in the Edmonton area by Thursday night.
The wind has been making conditions even worse. Gusts were expected to reach 40 kilometers an hour.
Police responded to 133 collisions in Edmonton between 6 a.m. and 4:55 p.m. Thursday.” src=”http://shawglobalnews.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/edm-city-streets.jpg?w=300″ width=”300″ height=”225″ /> Police responded to 133 collisions in Edmonton between 6 a.m. and 4:55 p.m. Thursday.[/caption]
Motorists are being advised to drive with caution and give themselves extra time to get to their destination.
For a full, up to date list of area road closures, follow 511 Alberta on Twitter or visit Alberta 511′s website.
With files from Jenna Bridges, Shane Jones.
Via
NBCNEWS.com
Shoveling snow on first day of spring
March 20, 2013
Spring snow storm has many Massachusetts residents eager for warmer weather. WHDH's Ryan Schulteis reports.
Via
www.youtube.com/user/ArizonaAndersons
Published on Mar 19, 2012
Nothing says Spring Break in Flagstaff, Arizona like 2 feet of snow. Here's a short video of the beauty of the storm and Jim Anderson frantically shoveling snow. He's pretty fast too.
By the time this storm was over, it dumped about two feet of snow in the Flagstaff area. This video was shot about half way through the storm on Sunday afternoon March 18th, 2012
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Jim Anderson Production, 2012
Cooperative Weather not working this year in U.S.A., goes on WELFARE! - www.ofINTEREST.net
Cooperative Weather not working this year in U.S.A., goes on WELFARE!
Michael Love, IIO
25 March 2013
Winter seems to still keep its grasps on many throughout the United States of America.
From the start of spring on the 20th of March 2013 to the time of this article; to what looks to be a gloomy weather forecast, the weather for the coming 2013 season does not look good.
NOAA predicts the 2013 weather season to be one with droughts, flooding and other severe weather conditions.
NOAA predicts the 2013 weather season to be one with droughts, flooding and other severe weather conditions.
Via
Spring storms drop snow on Midwest, East Coast
March 25, 2013
In the first days of spring, people
across the Midwest are digging out of a major snowstorm that barreled
across the country, dropping over a foot of snow on St. Louis. Today
more snow is expected up and down the East Coast. The Weather Channel’s
Mike Seidel reports.
Via
www.youtube.com/user/rickskater
Published on Mar 22, 2012
The video here was taken this
morning on March 22, 2012.We had several inches of fresh snow in my
neighborhood and it's sticking. Unprecedented for record breaking snow
falls during this time of year. It's expected to melt later in the day
as the temperature increase.
Via
From Snowstorms to Droughts
02:08
| 03/21/2013
The government's forecast service predicts above-average temperatures this spring.
And from our neighbors to the North via
Spring snow storm wreaks havoc on Edmonton area highways
By Caley Ramsay, Patricia Kozicka and Slav Kornik
EDMONTON- Hundreds of people have been injured following a
multi-vehicle crash in snowy conditions near Leduc on Highway 2 south of
Edmonton.
Highway 2 near Highway 13 is closed in both directions, as police
continue to investigate and emergency crews work to remove vehicles.
At 11:30 a.m., RCMP announced the QE2 north bound was blocked just
past the BlackGold Overpass because several vehicles and a tractor
trailer were in the ditch. North bound traffic was being diverted to
Highway 2A through Leduc.
Alberta Health Services (AHS) confirms 100 people suffered injuries
in several collisions Thursday.
One person was taken to the University of Alberta hospital with serious injuries, 22 people were transported by bus to other nearby hospitals, and 80 people were treated on scene for minor injuries, according to AHS.
One person was taken to the University of Alberta hospital with serious injuries, 22 people were transported by bus to other nearby hospitals, and 80 people were treated on scene for minor injuries, according to AHS.
Patients are being taken to hospitals in Edmonton, Leduc, Red Deer,
Fort Saskatchewan, St. Albert, Devon, Wetaskiwin, Camrose and Stony
Plain.
EPS officers have been called in to assist with the collision. Two
officers will be providing an escort for ETS buses, which are being used
to transport those with minor injuries.
Police say the Disaster and Emergency Operations Service branch of
the EPS is also on stand-by, if a request for additional assistance is
made.
Thursday’s snow storm has caused havoc on roads in Edmonton and the surrounding area.
There was a major crash Thursday morning on Highway 16 west of Edmonton.
Stony Plain RCMP say as many as six vehicles were involved in the collision, four of them being semis.
RCMP say there are some injuries but don’t have details as to the seriousness.
One of the semi’s is completely blocking the eastbound lanes of the highway, causing traffic to be diverted to Highway 16A.
RCMP say the QE2 is in poor condition both north and south of Leduc.
Police were attending to several collisions on the highway Thursday
morning because of icy road conditions and poor visibility caused by
blowing snow.
RCMP advise motorists to stay off Highway 2. If you’re stuck do not
get out of your vehicle unless you have safe alternate transportation.
If you are travelling on the QE2, use extreme caution and reduced
speeds.
Meanwhile, Edmonton International Airport officials are recommending
to check with your airline about re-booking flights since travel is not
recommended on the QE2. You can check your flight status here.
Ten to 15 centimetres is expected to fall in the Edmonton area by Thursday night.
The wind has been making conditions even worse. Gusts were expected to reach 40 kilometers an hour.
Police responded to 133 collisions in Edmonton between 6 a.m. and 4:55 p.m. Thursday.” src=”http://shawglobalnews.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/edm-city-streets.jpg?w=300″ width=”300″ height=”225″ /> Police responded to 133 collisions in Edmonton between 6 a.m. and 4:55 p.m. Thursday.[/caption]
Motorists are being advised to drive with caution and give themselves extra time to get to their destination.
For a full, up to date list of area road closures, follow 511 Alberta on Twitter or visit Alberta 511′s website.
With files from Jenna Bridges, Shane Jones.
Via
NBCNEWS.com
Shoveling snow on first day of spring
March 20, 2013
Spring snow storm has many Massachusetts residents eager for warmer weather. WHDH's Ryan Schulteis reports.
Via
www.youtube.com/user/ArizonaAndersons
Published on Mar 19, 2012
Nothing says Spring Break in
Flagstaff, Arizona like 2 feet of snow. Here's a short video of the
beauty of the storm and Jim Anderson frantically shoveling snow. He's
pretty fast too.
By the time this storm was over, it dumped about two feet of snow in the Flagstaff area. This video was shot about half way through the storm on Sunday afternoon March 18th, 2012
-----
Jim Anderson Production, 2012
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