Gojira

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As we look at this photo of Godzilla's
head from a hill on Ohto Island...

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We can estimate that this creature
stands approximately 50 metres tall.

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So then, how can we explain the presence
of such a creature during the present day?

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It probably survived by eating deep sea
organisms occupying a specific niche.

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However, recent experimental nuclear detonations
may have drastically altered its natural habitat.

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I would even speculate that an atomic explosion
may have removed it from its surroundings.

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Incredible!

:24:51

Really!

:24:54

I have strong evidence to support my theory.

:24:58

First, the organism we found embedded
in Godzilla's footprint, a trilobite.

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This is a photo of the creature.

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This is it.

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This creature has been extinct for 2 million
years, yet here it is in perfect physical condition.

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Next, is the sediment that we found in the
trilobite's shell. That sediment, is sand.

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There is no doubt that this sand matches the
deposits found from the Jurassic period.

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This sand is similar to the red clay found
in the stratum of that particular period.

:25:43

Professor, how do you know that this has
something to do with the atomic bombs?

:25:47

Because our Geiger counter readings of
the radiation in this sand indicate the
presence of Strontium-90.

:25:56

Professor Tanabiya will explain this
better in a moment, but basically,
this sand that came from Godzilla...