Many Animals Can Detect Earthquakes in Advance
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Many animals can predict Earthquakes in Advance, but how are they doing this? They obviously have senses, which help them know when the Earthquakes are imminent. We know that Elephants, Farm Animals, Domestic Pets, Birds and even snakes can predict Earthquakes.
Many animals can predict Earthquakes in Advance, but how are they doing this? They obviously have senses, which help them know when the Earthquakes are imminent. We know that Elephants, Farm Animals, Domestic Pets, Birds and even snakes can predict Earthquakes. This rather intriguing question recently came up in an online think tank and member stated in a question;
“All of these animals have different abilities in regards to their senses, a birds sense of smell is very different to that of a snake for example. There must be multiple warning signs that we don't pick up.”
Indeed this is interesting and it would appear that there is some vibrational energies and frequencies which are picked up by the animals prior to earthquakes and being closer to nature they probably can feel something has changed that humans in the hustle and bustle high paced world of modern civilization simply fails to notice.
Some animals react days before a quake and some just before it happens while humans seem to be oblivious until the ground actually starts shaking, but why? And how do all these different types of animals do this anyway? And why can't people do it anymore? Perhaps we need to think on this in 2006.
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