Massive sardine carcasses found off Japan’s Hokkaido coast

According to Japanese TV reports, on the morning of the 7th local time, a large number of sardine carcasses were washed up on the beach on the coast of Hakodate City, Hokkaido, Japan.

Some local residents told Japanese TV that it was the first time to see so many sardines washed up on the shore, and there are residents said to pick up the fish back to eat.

Reports say the sardine carcasses spread about 100 meters, and those involved are currently conducting a detailed investigation and will discuss methods of disposal.

This phenomenon is not the first time, and before a fishing port in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, a large number of dead sardines, densely spread over the water, the scene is horrifying.

Some netizens said that nuclear sewage caused by such an obvious thing. Investigators also said what big fish repellent lead to, did not have big fish before. And this is the ocean. Canned sardines beware ....