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Animals Dying Everywhere Part 2
This article suggests that birds literally see the earth's magnetic field, which they use for navigation. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...field-fly.html
This article says "Earth's north magnetic pole is racing toward Russia." http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...arth-core.html
Could changes in the Earth's electromagnetic field be significant enough to confuse animals into killing themselves? For example, it has been suggested that some of the birds found dead may have suffered a lack of oxygen - perhaps flying too high by accident? (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ain-beaks.html)
In other animal news, our waters are so contaminated with pharmaceuticals that male fish are developing ovaries, and similarly hermaphroditic frogs are becoming common. http://blogs.alternet.org/speakeasy/...our-tap-water/
I wonder what things will be like 10 years from now...
This article says "Earth's north magnetic pole is racing toward Russia." http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...arth-core.html
Could changes in the Earth's electromagnetic field be significant enough to confuse animals into killing themselves? For example, it has been suggested that some of the birds found dead may have suffered a lack of oxygen - perhaps flying too high by accident? (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ain-beaks.html)
In other animal news, our waters are so contaminated with pharmaceuticals that male fish are developing ovaries, and similarly hermaphroditic frogs are becoming common. http://blogs.alternet.org/speakeasy/...our-tap-water/
I wonder what things will be like 10 years from now...
Last edited by Logic; Jan 28, 2011 at 09:29 PM.
I was going with the magnetic field from the start. Still doesn't explain injuries (please say the scientists took in consideration the fall).
Well, i suppose it's possible that some flying shemales might have gone too high or maybe their little brains got fried with the magnetic pole shift or something. But what about the fish, turtles, crabs, and everything else that died?
Well, i suppose it's possible that some flying shemales might have gone too high or maybe their little brains got fried with the magnetic pole shift or something. But what about the fish, turtles, crabs, and everything else that died?
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Originally Posted by sid
I was going with the magnetic field from the start. Still doesn't explain injuries (please say the scientists took in consideration the fall).
Well, i suppose it's possible that some flying shemales might have gone too high or maybe their little brains got fried with the magnetic pole shift or something. But what about the fish, turtles, crabs, and everything else that died?
All of those are aquatic, therefore influenced by water temperature. Maybe a sudden change killed off the weaker ones.
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I imagine that magnetic fields are connected to weather and temperature somehow, so it seems possible that the moving pole could also have affected the aquatic animals. Or perhaps aquatic animals also tap into the magnetic field for navigation and accidentally swam into waters that they couldn't survive in.
But, animals are very good at sensing weather changes and preparing - for example, I've read that many mammals can sense typhoons and seek higher ground well before people are aware, that octopi can sense nearby impending undersea volcanic activity and earthquakes, and that some spiders can detect imminent hurricanes and bundle up into a protective web. So, if this is the case, why would animals be caught unprepared? I guess this leads to the idea that the pole shift is not natural, or at least not built into the evolutionarily adapted capabilities of these animals that are currently dying.
Also, Lol'ed at "flying shemales."
But, animals are very good at sensing weather changes and preparing - for example, I've read that many mammals can sense typhoons and seek higher ground well before people are aware, that octopi can sense nearby impending undersea volcanic activity and earthquakes, and that some spiders can detect imminent hurricanes and bundle up into a protective web. So, if this is the case, why would animals be caught unprepared? I guess this leads to the idea that the pole shift is not natural, or at least not built into the evolutionarily adapted capabilities of these animals that are currently dying.
Also, Lol'ed at "flying shemales."
Last edited by Logic; Jan 28, 2011 at 10:07 PM.
If male fish are growing ovaries, we've got a problem. Imagine a guy (for example, me) growing an organ from the opposite sex against mother nature's regulations because of pollution.
We've got our hands full with this. 10 years from now, pigs will be flying and chickens will have teeth while hell grows cold.
This really doesn't seem good. Animals are doing this, it might mean that our Earth is losing its Magnetic field somehow. For example, if the outer core stops spinning all of a sudden (which it might), we lose our magnetic field. We lose our magnetic field, we lose protection against solar wind. We lose our protection against solar wind, smaller animals start dying, then larger mammals, then us. Eventually, the Earth's atmosphere will leave completely, and our Earth will become dry, a wasteland with no water. We'd suffer the same fate as Mars.
I'm not saying this is what's happening. I'm just considering that this might be the case.
We've got our hands full with this. 10 years from now, pigs will be flying and chickens will have teeth while hell grows cold.
Originally Posted by Logic
But, animals are very good at sensing weather changes and preparing - for example, I've read that many mammals can sense typhoons and seek higher ground well before people are aware, that octopi can sense nearby impending undersea volcanic activity and earthquakes, and that some spiders can detect imminent hurricanes and bundle up into a protective web. So, if this is the case, why would animals be caught unprepared? I guess this leads to the idea that the pole shift is not natural, or at least not built into the evolutionarily adapted capabilities of these animals that are currently dying.
This really doesn't seem good. Animals are doing this, it might mean that our Earth is losing its Magnetic field somehow. For example, if the outer core stops spinning all of a sudden (which it might), we lose our magnetic field. We lose our magnetic field, we lose protection against solar wind. We lose our protection against solar wind, smaller animals start dying, then larger mammals, then us. Eventually, the Earth's atmosphere will leave completely, and our Earth will become dry, a wasteland with no water. We'd suffer the same fate as Mars.
I'm not saying this is what's happening. I'm just considering that this might be the case.
Last edited by BlakMuffin; Jan 29, 2011 at 01:43 AM.
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