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To: 23 Everest
I was wondering how he tracked that and why would it only be domestic pets, not all animals?

The unproven theory claims to look at reports of missing pets around quake events. How do you track missing animals? People usually know where their pets are and if they're missing so it's easier to track.

28 posted on 03/16/2011 8:11:15 PM PDT by newzjunkey (Obama, recreating-in-chief until Fri, Jan. 20, 2017.)
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To: newzjunkey

The number of missing domestic pets is correlated with likelihood of earthquakes. Supposedly, the length of time between the spike of pet runaways, and the earthquake is also an indicator, but of strength. Wild animals acting strangely, or fish/dolphins acting differently is also an indicator. Did you see the reports of dead fish on the US West coast on March 8th I think. Then on March 12th, there were HUGE SCHOOLS of herring and anchovies that came within easy reach of beaches in Mexico. Add that in to the coming full moon, during a very high tide, or low tide, means there will be a West coast earthquake by March 25th. Not for sure, but a increased likelihood.


42 posted on 03/18/2011 7:04:59 PM PDT by runninglips (government debt = slavery of the masses)
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To: newzjunkey

sorta after the fact ain’t it? If true, the animals have already reacted to the incident and the reports would be made public the next day at the earliest?

BTW - Big moon tonight.


43 posted on 03/18/2011 9:28:11 PM PDT by 23 Everest (A gun in hand is better than a cop on the phone.)
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