Mass bird and fish deaths worldwide!
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Let's list where all these events occurred and causalities first:
Beebe, Arkansas - 5000+ birds dead
Baton Rouge, Louisiana - 500 dead birds
Falkoping, Sweden - 100 birds dead
Kentucky - X00+ birds dead
Little Bay and Waikawau Bay, Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand - X00+ birds dead
Thanet, Kent, England - 40,000+ dead crabs
Chesapeake Bay, Maryland - 2,000,000+ dead fish
Coast of Paranaguá, Brazil - Just said 100+ tons of fish
Port Orange, Florida - X00+ dead fish
Just for the sake of visuals, here are all the places these events are popping up:
[image width=750]http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/havenstein/Birds_0.PNG[/IMG]
Lighting/toxins - Likely not. Birds get hit by lightning very rarely, let alone in mass, and toxins would affect far more than 1-4 species of fish and sealife.
Honestly, looking at all the data, I would pin this on an act of nature. We've had record low temperatures around the world this last year, so bitter cold can be one factor.
The second theory is an infection, but having that many in such a short time die is beyond weird. It would have to impact a large mass that traveled together for a time, and then killed them all within a very narrow period of time. Even the Black Death didn't do that overnight.
The third theory is divine intervention or a sign thereof. (I'm Lutheran, just as an advance notice.) Now, one of the original plagues was indeed the death of all of Pharaoh's livestock within days, however from the species of fish/birds/crabs listed, in the world, they far outnumber the number of cattle and other farm animals the Egyptians had.
Beebe, Arkansas - 5000+ birds dead
Baton Rouge, Louisiana - 500 dead birds
Falkoping, Sweden - 100 birds dead
Kentucky - X00+ birds dead
Little Bay and Waikawau Bay, Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand - X00+ birds dead
Thanet, Kent, England - 40,000+ dead crabs
Chesapeake Bay, Maryland - 2,000,000+ dead fish
Coast of Paranaguá, Brazil - Just said 100+ tons of fish
Port Orange, Florida - X00+ dead fish
Just for the sake of visuals, here are all the places these events are popping up:
[image width=750]http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/havenstein/Birds_0.PNG[/IMG]
Lighting/toxins - Likely not. Birds get hit by lightning very rarely, let alone in mass, and toxins would affect far more than 1-4 species of fish and sealife.
Honestly, looking at all the data, I would pin this on an act of nature. We've had record low temperatures around the world this last year, so bitter cold can be one factor.
The second theory is an infection, but having that many in such a short time die is beyond weird. It would have to impact a large mass that traveled together for a time, and then killed them all within a very narrow period of time. Even the Black Death didn't do that overnight.
The third theory is divine intervention or a sign thereof. (I'm Lutheran, just as an advance notice.) Now, one of the original plagues was indeed the death of all of Pharaoh's livestock within days, however from the species of fish/birds/crabs listed, in the world, they far outnumber the number of cattle and other farm animals the Egyptians had.
Well, that's a definate win.Leopard said:
Anyways, I don't know what to say. I don't know enough, and one source is not enough to find out what I don't.
This reminds me of the movie The Happening, but instead of it being people killing themselves it is animals.
When I read an article about the first bird deaths, it said the cause of death was sudden brain haemorrhages, which immediately made me think of what happened in Condemned:Criminal Origins. Does this mean all the homeless people in the world are going to turn into violent crazies?
But a one time freak occurrence like that is just a little odd, but this... this is batshit crazy...
I for one say bring on the apocalypse, just do it before my exams start next week.
But a one time freak occurrence like that is just a little odd, but this... this is batshit crazy...
I for one say bring on the apocalypse, just do it before my exams start next week.
THis just has me considerably worried, and that's all I'll say on the matter. Any more and it will degenerate into a political flame war.
Well, going by my knowledge of apocolypse stories:
One guy is going to do something to an evil force, possibly reluctantly, and probably with a voluptuous love interest and scowling rival-friend. Then somebody's gonna die, and everything will be back to normal.
Time to test who's the chosen one! Bring out the artifacts and the cinderblock tied to one end of a rope!
Other theory: ...Shepard better get his lazy ass in gear...
One guy is going to do something to an evil force, possibly reluctantly, and probably with a voluptuous love interest and scowling rival-friend. Then somebody's gonna die, and everything will be back to normal.
Time to test who's the chosen one! Bring out the artifacts and the cinderblock tied to one end of a rope!
Other theory: ...Shepard better get his lazy ass in gear...
Has no one considered the idea that a disruption in the food chain/ecology could be the cause? I'm thinking something along the lines of man-made disasters in the last year. It's on the tip of my tongue, but I can't recall. Something in the gulf region and China. Really odd. Oh well, I'm sure it was nothing. Nevermind, it must be the end of the world.AgentBJ09 said:
EDIT: Question mark. While I'm here, on the subject...
It is very clear that something is or is not happening here. We may or may not be in danger, and therefore we should worry, or potentially not worry. Since we don't know for sure, I think it would be best to worry, just to be on the safe side.
Everybody, start being concerned about something you have zero control over and postulate crazy theories about government experiments and biblical events, because usually when you're unsure of the cause of something, it is always the most wildly outrageous and extreme explanation that is correct.
Everybody, start being concerned about something you have zero control over and postulate crazy theories about government experiments and biblical events, because usually when you're unsure of the cause of something, it is always the most wildly outrageous and extreme explanation that is correct.
You named the nazis, Godwin's law your argument is inavild!benderinTime said:
(even if you were yust joking but still.)
redmarine said:
Equally any "supernatural" explanation can be explained away as "sunspots" or whatever.Arthur.C.Clarke said:
Given everything you've experienced in the past N years since your birth, why is THIS the only thing we're pointing to?
