Horrific Omen of Dying Whales - Whale Gate in Hawaii

This story came out on Huffpost days after I posted "Whale Gate".    Maybe I opened their eyes.
Its a good read.   

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-reese-halter/dying-whales-horrific-ome_b_9006332.html

No one testing whale ear wax for radiation though.    

An earwax core extracted from a beached blue whale in 2007, Santa Barbara, Calif. Photo credit: nbc.com

In 2007, a 12 year old blue whale was struck and killed by a ship off Santa Barbara, Calif. A 10-inch, giant plug of its earwax revealed 16 pollutants including flame retardant, methylmercury and several persistent organic pollutants including high levels of DDT and PCBs. The whale's biography divulged an eastern Pacific Ocean rife with man-made toxicity.

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Here is my original Whale Gate post

Whale Gate -- Hawaii Whale Coverup -- They Have REsorted to Turning Off The Whale Cams

We are into the third week of January, and the Humpback whales have still not shown up in Hawaii.  Usually they start showing up in early December.

In late December and early Jan, a few news stories were published showing scientists who were puzzled as to why there were so few whales.

Then around Jan 4 and 5th, a bunch of news stories came out to "deny" the missing whales, and throwing out all kinds of excuses.

Almost 2 weeks have passed since the "Whale Deniers" were trooped out to what we refer to as our mass media.    I did an extensive internet review today, and found no evidence of whales showing up in Hawaii.   You can bet a buck to a dollar that if whales had shown up, it would be plastered all over the news with lots of "I told you so!".

One of the excuses used was "We know so little about whale populations" which is a BALD FACED LIE.


Well, one whale did show up, Malnourished, it beached itself, then it was euthanized.
http://www.kitv.com/story/30451152/beached-false-killer-whale-on-north-shore

A young melon-headed whale that stranded itself on Ke Iki Beach on Oahu’s North Shore was euthanized shortly before dark Thursday to end its suffering.
David Schofield with NOAA’s Marine Mammal Health and Response Program said the whale was unlikely to survive any attempt at rehabilitation.
"The assessment was that the animal was in a severe state of shock and looked underweight and dehydrated,” he said. “It likely would not have made the trip to Marine Corps Base Hawaii for an effort at any type of care.”

In terms of knowledge of whale density versus calendar, they are quite advanced in this knowledge and have been so for decades.

Whale timing research paper

Here is one resource, from which I pulled the chart.   It looks like about 33% of all whales should be here already, but instead it is "almost none".  



2 weeks ago, a scientist who benefits from whales made the incredulous statement that perhap the reason that we are seeing so few whales is because there are actually a lot more whales this year, so they are taking their time coming down from Alaska.



Let me know if you can get any of these 6 webcams to work.


6 Whales Webcams From Hawaii

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From Dec 30, 2015
http://www.kitv.com/story/30857011/humpback-whale-count-down-in-hawaii-so-far-this-winter

Could this be linked to the Alaska UME of Whales this summer?
 http://www.inquisitr.com/2679321/hawaii-humpback-whales-missing-in-2016-are-alaska-whale-deaths-related/

Unfortunately, there is a third theory with a grim ending. Reports note the “unusual mortality event” which occurred in 2015, where 30 whales were found dead in Alaska’s waters. Although NOAA scientists were uncertain of the cause at the time, they say it’s “highly unlikely” the whale deaths were caused by the release of cesium radiation by the Fukushima nuclear reactor in Japan.
“Our leading theory at this point is that the harmful algal bloom has contributed to the deaths,” said NOAA spokesperson Julie Speegle. “But we have no conclusive evidence.”
The working hypothesis was that the dying whales were being killed by domoic acid, a toxin produced by warmth-induced algae blooms. In their report, NOAA stated there seemed to be a link, since “when the density of algae dropped, so did the number of deaths.” At the same time, the study’s authors concluded that the “correlation is not definitive proof that the algae [bloom] caused the [whale] deaths, but is strongly suggestive.”

We know that NOAA has already played the deception card of Domoic acid when in fact 

I sent an email to NOAA today to ask them for the test results they promised.  Please also send them some questions.

nmfs.sf.webmaster@noaa.gov

Per this prior article, I have been hoping to see results of radiological testing.    Can you email me the results, and the gammascint energy chart please?

http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/health/mmume/faqs_2015_large_whale.html

Q: Is there any link to these large whale deaths to the Fukushima nuclear reactor meltdown?
A:  It is highly unlikely. From the one fin whale which was accessible to investigators, muscle samples were sent to the University of Alaska Fairbanks for radionuclide analysis, specifically cesium 134/137.  Preliminary results do not suggest any unusual exposure to human-generated radionuclides, specifically cesium, that would be considered harmful to wildlife.  Further testing is underway.