dead dolphins mean, large siesmic event!

was it yesterday that they reported dolphins and other animals found dead in their hundreds? its no sonar from subs doing this, everytime this happens anywhere in the world its followed be an earthquake! its the only warning we get of these events sadly where is anyones guess.

reply to post by vister74


How about some back up statistical infomation for this claim? I dont doubt that there might be a connection but you have to give us more than you are saying here.

reply to post by underduck


sorry fella i dont have any facts because its all in memory,however if anyone was to look back before any major event they would find an episode of stranding or death of large numbers of the animals maybe a few days before!

reply to post by vister74


Are you talking about peru? Cause that's the top hits if I google Dolphin deaths.

Anyways, how can you say it's not sonar? We know for a fact that sonar can screw up whales and dolphins ability to navigate and in some cases, forces entire pods of whales to beach themselves, probably because of the horrific noise it would be producing for them. I'd assume similar reactions with dolphins.

And let us not forget the gushing oil well and corexit in the gulf of Mexico, and the millions of liters of contaminated water dumped into the pacific at fukishima.

We've had some large earthquakes in recent years, yet I do not recall any massive die offs before them.

p.s. This was a pretty badly started thread, can you at least google and find something to back up your OP? I mean, we do have some expectations of how you should format a thread, this fails on several accounts.

reply to post by vister74


Yeah ... those die-offs seem to happen from time to time. I dont think there is any coorelation between a specific animal and a specific natural disaster though. I could be mistaken but you are not helping your claim much by saying you havent gone back and looked at the data. Unfortuantely your memory is not enough for me.

reply to post by vister74


Do you mean the situation in Peru? Here's an article:

NY Times - Peru

Here's Another Source:

The Watchers - Large Animal Die-Off

OP:

Respectfully, when you start a post you should have your sources ready to present. If you're going by memory, then do a quick google and see what you can find. Even use the search button here to help jog your memory. Otherwise, the debate would simply revolve around your sources (or lack thereof).

I'm flagging your thread b/c this interests me and I look forward to the replies.

reply to post by phishyblankwaters


ok lets wait an see, lets give it three days? till the 13th

reply to post by vister74


Even if a major earthquake were to happen in the next three days it wouldnt verify your claim without more data to back it up. Hell ... lets give it five days and see what happens.

reply to post by underduck


kick me when im down why dont you!

reply to post by vister74


Dont be down. Just do a little research and report back to us. No worries. You might actually be on to something ... who knows?

reply to post by underduck


mmmm im sure 100 or so pilot whales died 21 feb 2011 the japanese quake hit on 11 march... that is a long gap though... mmmm what else was there..

I saw the article mentioning 900 dolphins dying .. but they attributed it to oil ... the op is rushing to assumptions.

see here, i believe i posted an update to the thread less than 24hr ago:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

and yes i do agree underwater sonic and 'fracking' disturbances caused by oil/gas companies agressively pounding and rupturing the seafloor is breaching the crust.

some people in threads have argues, whats a few holes in something as grand as the earths crust mantle etc but it's already been proven and admitted by USGS finally that quakes have been BEING created by fracking and deep water pumping for the past 20 years thru to current. its a NEW area of destruction and we are literally only scraping the surface for now, eventually we are going to pop BP gulf or Total north sea hole one to many and it won't be dolphins, whales, anchovies, pelicans dying off by the thousands/millions, but finally humans then authorities will come 20 yrs later and finally admit it was a human triggered seafloor collapse or other seismic event.

Originally posted by vister74
reply to post by underduck

 

...however if anyone was to look back before any major event they would find an episode of stranding or death of large numbers of the animals maybe a few days before!

If your gonna put together a post, then why didn't you do the extra research and link the supporting data?

BAN THIS FOOL FROM POSTING AGAIN...

reply to post by phishyblankwaters

Hi guys,
I live in Peru, and yes, there has been massive dolphin die offs. Not only that, but pelicans are dying too from Tumbes to Lima (about 1000km of coast).
There has been a lack of information and people are avoiding eating fish because of this scare, but there is no proof that any virus, seismic waves or any other “strange” phenomenon is causing this.
Up north (Tumbes and Piura) we have several oil platforms and have a history of seismic prospection, but have never had dead dolphins in the beaches in this numbers, also never been proved that seismic waves are the cause. The Energy and Mining Ministry has no record of seismic prospection being used since October last year, so this couldn’t be a cause.
The only possible (and very credible) cause of this so far, is a variation (+0.8 degrees Celsius) of the ocean temperature in the north of Perú (not El Niño as far as we know). As a result of this the main source of food for this dolphins and pelicans (anchovy) has been migrating south or moving deeper for colder waters.
All the pelicans found dead at the beaches have their stomachs empty and died of hunger.
Hope this is not a “sign” of an impending earthquake, but anything is possible living close to the ring of fire.
I’ll keep you posted.

Cheers,
Jechu

reply to post by 1plusXisto7billion


get #ed dickhead!

I agree that is what it means most likely. In fact, that one is on the way.

www.globalpost.com...
Dead fish = earthquake predictor?

www.dailymail.co.uk...
Incredible swarms of fish form off coast of Acapulco: But was surge caused by tsunami thousands of miles away?


theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com...
Strange quake behavior: Millions of fish swamp Acapulco beach

thewatchers.adorraeli.com...

Here is one also linking it to offshore oil.

reply to post by phishyblankwaters


This article provides a different possibility as to what's causing the animal die offs.

Serious mammal, fish and bird die-offs are occurring around the world without demanded explanations. The scientific establishment plays dumb while massive animal deaths plague the planet for “no apparent reason” when many of them know full well their insane technology is scarring the planet and its inhabitants. Here’s the latest.

Rest at link:

www.zengardner.com...

Hello , I read Jechu's post referring to the additional die-offs, pelicans, and my first thought was* no food?* Water temps affect the food chain. Could the sun spots be the culprit by raising the temps of the oceans? Could the sunspot activity be influencing the.*sonar* in the whales and dolphins? I found this item on the world wide web

www-das.uwyo.edu...

**Recent research (3) indicates that the combined effects of sunspot-induced changes in solar irradiance and increases in atmospheric greenhouse gases offer the best explanation yet for the observed rise in average global temperature over the last century. Using a global climate model based on energy conservation, Lane et al (3) constructed a profile of atmospheric climate "forcing" due to combined changes in solar irradiance and emissions of greenhouse gases between 1880 and 1993. They found that the temperature variations predicted by their model accounted for up to 92% of the temperature changes actually observed over the period -- an excellent match for that period. Their results also suggest that the sensitivity of climate to the effects of solar irradiance is about 27% higher than its sensitivity to forcing by greenhouse gases. **