As reported today the Daily Mail, the NASA satellite - Terra (EOS AM-1) at December 26, 2011 recorded a giant whirlpool near the coast of South Africa (see the photo at the top of this article). The width of the whirlpool is 170 kilometers and it is located a few hundred meters below of the water surface. According to scientists, this whirlpool emerged from the fact, that beginning to pumping a water from the Indian Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean, perhaps this could cause a climate changes at the beginning of 2012 in South America and South Africa, as well as the mass death of dolphins in the area, scientists can not explain the reason for pumping water from the Indian Ocean to the southern of Atlantic Ocean, which led to the emergence of this whirlpool. Pumping of water from the Indian Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean at the end of 2011, due to which was was appeared this whirpool near the coast of Africa - has led to climate change in the South Atlantic region and to the emergence of a severe drought in Africa and countries of South America in February 2012, a few days ago the Ministry of Agriculture of Argentina reported, that only 1% of early soybeans is in excellent condition and 48% of crops soybeans in good condition. A few days ago, the UN warned of food crisis in Africa. This drought may cause food shortages and rising of food prices around the world in 2012.