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More Fish on the Move

 
Anonymous Coward
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It would suck to be a fish! Especially if you are a deep sea fish. That's a lot of weight during an earthquake. Amazing what forces they can handle!
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03/04/2010 12:39 PM
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watch the animals/wild life--- it will give us signs///

I was attacked by birds walking into Del Taco yesterday (LA,CA). Just as I reached the door, two birds flew down and hit my arm.
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They were warning you about the food!!!!
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03/04/2010 12:43 PM
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Amazing what forces they can handle!
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The book I'm reading right now (The Seven Mysteries of Life- Guy Murchie) has a section on deep sea life. It's a whole nother world down there that we know very little about. Almost like a different planet.....

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03/04/2010 12:45 PM
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First i thank you for this post.
Now it would have nothing to do with this would it.
[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

[link to earthguide.ucsd.edu]

The icebergs are stopping the flow of deep cold water and the OXiGENE that all marine life need the fish have started to die
So it begins


I was looking at that article this morning too. Those are some HUGE chunks of ice that just entered the stream.
 Quoting: Full Circle


Yes and weather going crazy,icebergs blocked flow on 12 february.
Here is a huge wave
[link to www.inthenews.co.uk]
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First i thank you for this post.
Now it would have nothing to do with this would it.
[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

[link to earthguide.ucsd.edu]

The icebergs are stopping the flow of deep cold water and the OXiGENE that all marine life need the fish have started to die
So it begins


I was looking at that article this morning too. Those are some HUGE chunks of ice that just entered the stream.


Yes and weather going crazy,icebergs blocked flow on 12 february.
Here is a huge wave
[link to www.inthenews.co.uk]
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More fish
Those concerns have been stoked by the unexplained appearance of a fish that is known traditionally as the Messenger from the Sea God's Palace.

The giant oarfish can grow up to five metres in length and is usually to be found at depths of 1,000 metres and very rarely above 200 metres from the surface. Long and slender with a dorsal fin the length of its body, the oarfish resembles a snake
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03/04/2010 12:51 PM
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And check out Japan. Deep-sea fish have been reported surfacing in a number of coastal towns... mmm

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03/04/2010 01:01 PM
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Sigh.

Its a sign, the end of the age of Pisces.
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03/04/2010 01:09 PM
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Spring run of Stripers (Rockfish) coming up soon. Tunas, back to shark season then of course the flounders.

Damn i love fishing.


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03/04/2010 01:11 PM
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Those oarfish can and do grow much bigger-like 50 feet or more (20 meters)
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Then there is this from two days ago!!!!



"Thousands of dead fish have washed up on a lagoon in Rio de Janeiro, a city in Brazil.

Environmental officials are trying to work out what happened.

Some think it could be due to a type of algae that takes oxygen out of the water, which means the fish can't breath.

But others believe that sewage that had been pumped onto beaches nearby may be the cause.

Leah reports on why people in the area want the government to step in and help. "
[link to news.bbc.co.uk]
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03/04/2010 01:19 PM
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I know where some crappie are going to die tonight in Kansas..about 50 of them..
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Agreed Fish. Sumthin's up. Keep an eye on Nature!

And hey! Thanks for the pin!
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Im going out right now at this very moment to check on nature..will be back with a report.



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03/04/2010 01:23 PM
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They are rarely seen alive as they typically live in deep waters.

Interesting.....and weird. Thanks for posting it!
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that's exactly the one thing we have to keep an eye on. if plate tectonics & seismic activity cause these distractions for the deep sea world (sulphuric gases) then we're in for an EARTHQUAKE MARATHON...

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Then there is this from two days ago!!!!



"Thousands of dead fish have washed up on a lagoon in Rio de Janeiro, a city in Brazil.

Environmental officials are trying to work out what happened.

Some think it could be due to a type of algae that takes oxygen out of the water, which means the fish can't breath.

But others believe that sewage that had been pumped onto beaches nearby may be the cause.

Leah reports on why people in the area want the government to step in and help. "
[link to news.bbc.co.uk]
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Wow all over the world fish are being washed up.
Full Circle  (OP)

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Agreed Fish. Sumthin's up. Keep an eye on Nature!

And hey! Thanks for the pin!






Im going out right now at this very moment to check on nature..will be back with a report.



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They are rarely seen alive as they typically live in deep waters.

Interesting.....and weird. Thanks for posting it!


that's exactly the one thing we have to keep an eye on. if plate tectonics & seismic activity cause these distractions for the deep sea world (sulphuric gases) then we're in for an EARTHQUAKE MARATHON...

damned
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Yep. All related.
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These are washing up in Hawaii:

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These are washing up in Hawaii:

[link to www.esnips.com]
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don't have an esnips(?) account lol. could u maybe find another link? thanks in advance! wink

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Trouble with the Gulf Stream is my guess.



Or magnetics?
 Quoting: Full Circle

That might be it...we know birds migrate using the magnetic fields. I live in BC and we have a species of grosbeak totally new to our area. The first pair arrived about 3 summers ago, this past summer there were big flocks of them. Prior to that, they never usually migrated north of Oregon/southern Washington.

And, though we did have an unusually mild winter and extremely early spring, I don't think it is just the weather. Pelicans have drifted this far north and they are supposed to be in California. We've also had jellyfish migrations up the coast and more and more "lion mane" jellies in these waters and along beaches, very unusual.

So schools of fish navigating by magnetics would not surprise me at all, in fact, it makes complete sense. The magnetic field has been very very active lately, and the magnetic north pole has been swinging around the Arctic rather erratically in recent years. Couple that with a very active sun, increased earthquake activity, freaky weather - no wonder animals and plants are acting strange (last summer we had a magnolia bloom again in August when all the leaves were on it, never seen one do that in my life).

There was a thread a few days back about the CME and sunspot activity being connected to earthquakes in a causal way, so I paid attention and said "well, if this guy's right, then there will be a quake within 12 hours" and there was. It has to be the effects on the magnetic field from a CME, the sudden increased activity of the sun which had been strangely quiescent for many many months and now a spate of large earthquakes, someone was bound to look at it, and I find the arguments very very convincing.

I don't believe in manmade "global warming" but I am firmly convinced that we are in the midst of radical "climate change" and my gut is telling me we might even be in for a mini-Ice Age. With all these huge earthquakes happening so close together (and go on USGS, you'll see Chile is still rockin' and rollin' like a cosmic jackhammer), what are all those vibrations doing to the whole system? What would happen if a couple of volcanos were to let go? The ash and dust in the air could bring about a very sudden cold spell and then things would really go haywire. It has happened in the past and will most certainly happen again. Perhaps we are at the threshold of this normal cyclical activity.

Maybe that's why "Big Doom" scenarios are contained within all religions, it's from the collective memories of all the previous disaster epochs, come down in stories that then get codified into religious dogma, so that people stop taking some of the descriptions literally.

I'm glad people are posting these unusual occurrences, it gives people a chance to really start connecting the dots. Thanks for this, and to the other OP who posted about the oar fish in Japan. These things are significant, imho.
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Maybe that's why "Big Doom" scenarios are contained within all religions, it's from the collective memories of all the previous disaster epochs, come down in stories that then get codified into religious dogma, so that people stop taking some of the descriptions literally.

I'm glad people are posting these unusual occurrences, it gives people a chance to really start connecting the dots. Thanks for this, and to the other OP who posted about the oar fish in Japan. These things are significant, imho.
hf
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Nice post crazycanuck. I agree! I do believe it is a "collective memory" of a cyclical occurrence.

And I also am glad that people post these unusual bits of information. The evidence is mounting.
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Trouble with the Gulf Stream is my guess.



Or magnetics?
 Quoting: Full Circle
magnetics. i've been saying that all along about the birds and bees and beached whales. they can't navigate properly anymore. so sad.
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Oh my and then this -

4 March 2010
Thousands of dead octopuses have washed up on a beach in northern Portugal, in what is being called an environmental disaster. They cover a 5-mile stretch of Vila Nova de Gaia beach - no reason has yet been found for their appearance. The authorities have warned the public not to eat them. MEANWHILE: WELLINGTON: More than 120 whales died over 48 hours in two separate beachings in New Zealand, the Department of Conservation said on Monday. More than 20 pilot whales will be buried by Coromandel Maori on Monday after dying when they became stranded on Sunday. Sixty-three whales, mostly...

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

Video and all - WEIRD - very weird when you piece it all together, all over the world like this.
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Sigh.

Its a sign, the end of the age of Pisces.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 889363

And I'm a Picse. Could be why I'm to keep pulling myself to a place of balance lately.


On a second note, has it been mentioned that there is a prophecy in Revelations about a large percentage of the sea life dying off during the apocalypse(revealing)?
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thye are fleeing a mediterranean quake centered in italy

about the size of 12 nukes going off

welcome to plate crack and shorter days

welcome to longer nights and the demons of tommorrow
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Holy bring on the doom thread man! Sweet, could we really be watching the precursors to a global reduction in all things due to natural events? I think it may just be so... Get your gear on were goin in...
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Pisces spell
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fact- longer nights and tawain quakes
banishees and vampire time

fact- heroic modern techno catholics of tommorrow fighting them all over the place

fact- fish fleeing the lovecraftian undersea nightmares arising that make squid look like a puffy toy

fact- dolphins will help the modern techno catholics of tommorrow with the water part

the evidence is clear
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Oh my and then this -

4 March 2010
Thousands of dead octopuses have washed up on a beach in northern Portugal, in what is being called an environmental disaster. They cover a 5-mile stretch of Vila Nova de Gaia beach - no reason has yet been found for their appearance. The authorities have warned the public not to eat them. MEANWHILE: WELLINGTON: More than 120 whales died over 48 hours in two separate beachings in New Zealand, the Department of Conservation said on Monday. More than 20 pilot whales will be buried by Coromandel Maori on Monday after dying when they became stranded on Sunday. Sixty-three whales, mostly...

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

Video and all - WEIRD - very weird when you piece it all together, all over the world like this.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 519048


That actually happened at the beginning of January, but it's still relevant because this has been happening for the last little while.
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Oh my and then this -

4 March 2010
Thousands of dead octopuses have washed up on a beach in northern Portugal, in what is being called an environmental disaster. They cover a 5-mile stretch of Vila Nova de Gaia beach - no reason has yet been found for their appearance. The authorities have warned the public not to eat them. MEANWHILE: WELLINGTON: More than 120 whales died over 48 hours in two separate beachings in New Zealand, the Department of Conservation said on Monday. More than 20 pilot whales will be buried by Coromandel Maori on Monday after dying when they became stranded on Sunday. Sixty-three whales, mostly...

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

Video and all - WEIRD - very weird when you piece it all together, all over the world like this.


That actually happened at the beginning of January, but it's still relevant because this has been happening for the last little while.
 Quoting: Full Circle


Very good eye - sorry about that - got linked in via some sort of other site, where it had today's date.
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Very good eye - sorry about that - got linked in via some sort of other site, where it had today's date.
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No worries. It might be something someone hasn't seen yet. :)
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