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Thousands of dead herring have been discovered washed up on a north Norwegian beach - prompting Doomsday predictors to hail it as another sign the world is set to end.
More than 20 tonnes of the fish is currently carpeting the beach of Kvaenes, in Nordreisa, with experts views differing on how they have come to be there. One thing is for sure, it will provide welcome ammunition to those believing the Mayan prophecy that 2012 will bring the end of Earth.
Jan-Petter Jorgensen, 44, was walking with his dog Molly when he found the stinky haul.
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Originally posted by popsmayhem
I don't know about this as a sign
of the end of the world, but I know
I am sure as hell glad I'm not the clean up
crew on that beach.
Originally posted by Destinyone
Sometimes schools of herring are so tightly packed, they literally die from lack of oxygen. There have been similar happenings off the coast of California.
Originally posted by chrismicha77
Originally posted by Destinyone
Sometimes schools of herring are so tightly packed, they literally die from lack of oxygen. There have been similar happenings off the coast of California.
Can you provide a link to this statement? Now a lack of oxygen in the ocean could be the culprit, I find that more believable.
Records kept by the United States Geological Survey list at least 16 die-offs of more than 1,000 blackbirds or starlings over the past 30 years, said Marisa Lubeck, a spokesperson for the USGS in Denver. But group deaths among animals have been going on for a lot longer than that.
Originally posted by chrismicha77
Originally posted by Destinyone
Sometimes schools of herring are so tightly packed, they literally die from lack of oxygen. There have been similar happenings off the coast of California.
Can you provide a link to this statement? Now a lack of oxygen in the ocean could be the culprit, I find that more believable.
Atlantic menhaden migrate north from the Mid-Atlantic states in the summer and, in some years, are very abundant in the Gulf of Maine. Schools of menhaden can be so abundant that when they crowd into warm, shallow, inshore waters, or are forced in by predatory bluefish, they use up all the oxygen in the water and die. The last time this happened in Maine was in the early 1990's. www.gma.org...
Originally posted by truthinfact
I just can't help but think this has a connection with the recent solar flares... all these deaths are taking place in the northern hemisphere.. I haven't heard of any animal die offs in the southern one.
Originally posted by rebellender
Originally posted by truthinfact
I just can't help but think this has a connection with the recent solar flares... all these deaths are taking place in the northern hemisphere.. I haven't heard of any animal die offs in the southern one.
3 days ago I clicked onto Spaceweather.com and the proton density was like 42...it was late and it didnt regester...we have had days of proton density over 6 which is high
Originally posted by tarifa37
Originally posted by rebellender
Originally posted by truthinfact
I just can't help but think this has a connection with the recent solar flares... all these deaths are taking place in the northern hemisphere.. I haven't heard of any animal die offs in the southern one.
3 days ago I clicked onto Spaceweather.com and the proton density was like 42...it was late and it didnt regester...we have had days of proton density over 6 which is high
Can that kill fish and if so why only theses fish and not other fish all over the world.