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Of course, we can avoid dangerous waters, but anything can happen.
For the time being, please don't use the water from this well. It's dangerous.
This is horrible! We can't use the well anymore?
Professor, if there was radioactive fallout, wouldn't the wells on the other side of the island be affected?
Yes.
Why is it that the wells in this area were the only ones affected?
It doesn't make any sense.
Mr. Hagiwara, I think this depression might be the footprint of a creature.
Would you agree with me?
Is that true, Professor?
This footprint is radioactive.
Everybody, it's very dangerous here!
Please step back! Step back! Step back!
Emiko, look!
It's a trilobite!
A three-lobed creature that has long since been extinct!
Professor! You shouldn't be touching that!
Professor, what is that thing?
This is... an incredible discovery!
It's on the other side of the hill!
Father!
What is it?
Tanabe, I saw it!
A creature from the Jurassic Period!
Where is it?
Emiko! Emiko!
Emiko!
Father!
This way!
This way!
What is that? Those are footprints.
About 2 million years ago, this brontosaurus and these other dinosaurs roamed the earth during a period the experts called Jurassic.
During the following geological period, the Cretaceous, a creature somewhere between the marine reptiles and the evolving terrestrial animals was born.
I am convinced there was such an intermediate creature.
This creature, according to Odo Island folklore, is called Godzilla.
As we look at this photo of Godzilla's head from a hill on Odo Island, we can estimate that this creature stands approximately 50 meters tall.
So then, how can we explain the presence of such a creature during the present day?
It probably survived by eating deep sea organisms occupying a specific niche.
However, recent experimental nuclear detonations may have drastically altered its natural habitat.
I would even speculate that a hydrogen bomb explosion may have removed it from its surroundings.
Incredible! Really!
I have strong evidence to support my theory.
First, the organism we found embedded in Godzilla's footprint, a trilobite.
This is a photo of the creature.
This is it.
This creature has been extinct for two million years, yet here it is in perfect physical condition.
Next is the sediment that we found in the trilobite's shell.
That sediment is sand.
There is no doubt that this sand matches the deposits found from the Jurassic period.
This sand is similar to the red clay found in the stratum of that particular period.
Professor, how do you know that this has something to do with the atomic bombs?
Because our Geiger counter readings of the radiation in this sand indicate the presence of Strontium-90.
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