Hundreds of dead fish 'a natural occurrence'

Hundreds of dead fish 'a natural occurrence'

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SARNIA, Ont. - Hundreds of dead fish that washed up on shore in the north end of the St. Clair River is a natural occurrence and not the result of a chemical spill, a government officials say.

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Just thought I would add to the growing list but maybe the reason for this could be legit.(" A change in the weather is known to be extreme") It just seems I keep reading more instances of this. Near Shediac N.B. there was hundreds of lobsters washed onshore, but I think that was from the storm surges we had last week. Who know's, everything seems very coincidental.

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reply to post by pigwithoutawig


I'm sorry is this another instance of fish dying in a different area??? Canada??? WTF is going on? Natural occurence my nvm. 2 million fish just beached themselves in Baltimore. We're screwed.

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It is a little nerve wracking but it's probably all just a natural coincidence. Don't get too worried , just yet.

Originally posted by packinupngoin
reply to post by pigwithoutawig

 

I'm sorry is this another instance of fish dying in a different area??? Canada??? WTF is going on? Natural occurence my nvm. 2 million fish just beached themselves in Baltimore. We're screwed.

www.baltimoresun.com... if anyone wants to read about the 2 million fish in Baltimore.

it isn't a natural occurance when reports are coming all over the place about fish and birds dying,and this just started close to the New Year,i don't think so

It will remain a natural occurrence or just coincidences until there are humans dying. Then it will be taken more serious. This isn't natural. I know animals have died in mass amounts in nature in the past but those occurrences don't happen day after day in different parts of the world like recently. Mother nature is trying to tell us something. We might want to listen.

Originally posted by pigwithoutawig

Hundreds of dead fish 'a natural occurrence'

cnews.canoe.ca

SARNIA, Ont. - Hundreds of dead fish that washed up on shore in the north end of the St. Clair River is a natural occurrence and not the result of a chemical spill, a government officials say.

(visit the link for the full news article)

a natural occurrence? right like i said before there seems to be alot of misinformation and disinformation going within in the government and media.


They will never tell the public what they found out.

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You could be totally right. I'm not one to rule anything out. Maybe it connects to the extreme weather the world is having right now. Maybe we're on our way to 2012. Can't do anything but wait and see.

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If this continues I'm gonna have go back and start leaning toward the Hopi prophecy. The eighth one says "You will hear of the sea turning black, and many living things dying because of it."

The oil disasters in both the Gulf of Mexico and on the Kalamazoo River in Michigan could also be affecting these animals, but that would only account for the ones in the Americas not the rest of the world. Then there is the blunt force trauma to the birds in Arkansas. None of this makes any sense.

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Posted: 4:49 pm EST January 4, 2011
Updated: 9:23 pm EST January 4, 2011
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