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Solar storms and mass animal deaths – the connection

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CONNOR

 – POSTED ON SEPTEMBER 19, 2012POSTED IN: FEATURED STORIES, MASS DEATH, SCIENCE

Birds, fish, and sea life across the world have been dying in huge numbers over the last 2 years. Over 100,000 drum fish washed ashore in Arkansas; other sea life also are littering our shores; thousands of birds have fallen from the skies all over the world. Why? Arguably, increased solar activity coupled with a hole in the earth’s magnetosphere could be the cause. Current scientific knowledge informs us that birds and fish use the earth’s magnetic field during migrations.

The magnetosphere is the area around a planet in which that planet’s magnetic force is the dominant pressure. Earth is protected from the majority of solar radiation and storms by its magnetosphere, but not entirely.

Artist's rendition of Earth's magnetosphere. Credit: NASA

In 2008 NASA detected a massive breach in the magnetosphere, allowing solar winds to penetrate and cause enormous geomagnetic storms. It is known that solar storms bombard our planet with highly charged particles that can affect the pineal gland in humans. The British Medical Journal has published findings that support the proposition that damage to the gland can cause humans to have a diminished sense of direction. Comparing the pineal gland in humans to that of the same gland in birds raised an interesting question. In humans the gland weighs 2.0 grams and equates to less than 1% of the brain’s total weight, whereas the pigeons pineal gland weighed 1.5 grams, 10% of the weight of their brain. While the pineal gland gives us our general sense of direction as iron rich blood flows through and drawn towards the magnetic north, the increased size in the pigeons likely indicate a greater sensitivity to the magnetosphere.

Migratory animals across the planet make use of magnetoaxis — the ability to detect the magnetosphere. Recently it was discovered that birds can see the magnetic field through photoreceptors in their eyes. This allows them to orient themselves during migratory flights. A massive breach in the magnetosphere detected by NASA in 2008 permitted solar winds to generate enormous geomagnetic storms. Geomagnetic disturbances caused by the sun’s increased activity are likely impacting birds and fish.

Science Daily recently reported that creatures such as crabs, sharks, salmon, starfish and dolphins also possibly use the magnetic field for a second purpose beyond migration — to detect prey. “Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences journal found that tiny iron-rich cells called magnetite embedded in the nasal passages of rainbow trout were 100 times more powerful than previously thought, and essentially acted as tiny compass needles inside the animal’s sensory system.”

The recent death of more than 40,000 crabs, starfish, lobsters, and anemones in England highlights the biological effects of a disturbed magnetosphere. The fact that migratory creatures across the world rely on the magnetosphere as a map is indisputable. As we approach maximum solar wind activity, many more opportunities will be presented to study the effects that the changing magnetosphere may be having on our biology as well as that of other creatures on our planet.

read more at http://thewatchers.adorraeli.com/2012/09/19/solar-storms-and-mass-animal-deaths-the-connection/

Sinai sea turtle mass deaths shrouded in mystery

Reuters

“The number of deaths is really huge, one of the biggest recorded in Egypt, and the thing that's concerning us the most is that the early tests haven't shown any obvious answers whether the deaths are caused by water intoxication, increased salinity or another reason,” Ali said.

Sea turtles are one of the Earth's most ancient creatures.

read full story at http://www.egyptindependent.com/news/sinai-sea-turtle-mass-deaths-shrouded-mystery

Scores of endangered turtles killed in Egypt

Decapitated and battered turtles washed up on the shores of a lake in northern Egypt has environmental groups and governmental teams looking for answers.

Mohammed Yahia

Dozens of dead turtles have washed up on the shore of Lake Bardawil.© Noor Noor/NCE

Over 80 sea turtles, mostly endangered green sea turtles or loggerheads, washed up on the shore of Lake Bardawil in October. Some of the turtles were found decapitated or had their heads crushed by blunt objects. Some turtles were found sick with suspected poisoning.

"We realized that the 84 dead turtles were counted in a small area, not even in the entire lake. The number of dead turtles might be well higher than that," says Noor Noor, executive director of Nature Conservation Egypt, an environmental non-government organization, and one of several independent groups that has visited the lake to find out more about the reported deaths.

read more at http://www.nature.com/nmiddleeast/2012/121122/full/nmiddleeast.2012.163.html

60 Pilot Whales & 20 Bottlenose Dolphins Beached

by admin November 5, 2012 in Environment, News

More animals have again stranded themselves on an island off Tasmania’s north-west coast, a day after about 80 whales and dolphins beached themselves there. Yesterday 60 pilot whales and 20 bottlenose dolphins were found on New Years Island, just a day after 13 other dolphins beached in Quarantine Bay on nearby King Island. Of the mammals beached on New Years Island, crews saved six dolphins and just two whales. Eight of the dolphins that beached on King Island were able to be saved...

...“It’s not that common to get that stranding of both pilot whales and bottlenose dolphins but it did happen at the last stranding on King Island which is quite interesting,” she said.

read more at http://theterramarproject.org/thedailycatch/60-pilot-whales-20-bottlenose-dolphins-beached/

Zimbabwe: Thousands of cattle succumb to drought

November 4, 2012 

At least 1 240 cattle have died across the country due to persistent drought, as the government battles to provide adequate relief to affected farming communities.

read more here: http://www.thestandard.co.zw/2012/11/04/zimbabwe-thousands-of-cattle-succumb-to-drought/

Waterbird die-off hits Lake Michigan

November 4, 2012

By JOHN PEPIN - Journal Staff Writer (jpepin@miningjournal.net) , The Mining Journal

GULLIVER - In a dramatic scene along the Lake Michigan shoreline in Schoolcraft County, researchers have recently discovered the carcasses of nearly 700 dead waterbirds, thought to be the victims of Type-E botulism.

Similar large Lake Michigan bird die-offs were recorded in the Upper Peninsula in October 2007 and downstate near Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in 2006.

"During two weeks in mid-October, a seven-mile stretch of beach near Gulliver amassed 413 carcasses, including 236 common loons," said Damon McCormick a loon researcher from Common Coast Research and Conservation. "This episode was preceded by a September mortality event that primarily involved horned and red-necked grebes."

Article Photos

Three dead common loons among 236 that washed ashore along a seven-mile stretch of Lake Michigan beach near Gulliver last month. Researchers think Type-E botulism is to blame for the die-off. (Damon McCormick photo)

McCormick -who has researched loons at the Seney National Wildlife Refuge in Schoolcraft County- said the tally of 694 total dead birds included 247 common loons, 152 horned grebes, 98 red-necked grebes, 73 long-tailed ducks, 64 white-winged scoters and smaller numbers of ring-billed gulls, double-crested cormorants, red-breasted mergansers and herring gulls.

The dead birds numbered nearly 100 per mile.

"Although collected specimens have not yet been tested for Type-E botulism, the circumstantial evidence strongly suggests that the toxin is responsible for most, if not all, of the deaths," McCormick said.

Michigan Department of Natural Resources officials define Type-E botulism as a disease "that results when a toxin, produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum, is ingested, causing paralysis."

The DNR said the disease has been associated with waterbird and fish die-offs in Lake Michigan over recent years.

"Intoxicated birds may be lethargic, have difficulty holding their head out of the water or be unable to fly," the DNR said.

Fact Box

Botulism safety precautions for waterfowl

The DNR recommends waterfowl hunters in the eastern Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula follow these precautions when processing waterfowl:

- Harvest only waterfowl that act and look healthy.

- Wear rubber, plastic or disposable gloves while field dressing, skinning or butchering waterfowl.

- Remove and discard intestines soon after harvesting and avoid direct contact with the intestinal contents.

- Wash hands, utensils and work surfaces before and after handling any meat.

- Keep waterfowl cool (either with ice or refrigeration), below 45 degrees (F), until butchered, then refrigerate or freeze.

- Cook waterfowl to an internal temperature of 165 degrees (F). Cooking may not destroy the botulism E toxin.

To the east of Gulliver -along a separate three-mile section of beach- 72 common loons washed ashore among 96 waterbirds killed during the mid-October die-off, McCormick said.

read more at http://www.lakenews.com/News.asp?ID=29454579-63B3-45FA-BE62-84C88B6BFE0C&SiteID=

Mystery over waterbird deaths at Lake Neangar, Australia

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

By ELOISE JOHNSTONE

Nov. 7, 2012

WATERBIRD experts are unsure why so many birds are dying on Lake Neangar.

Council workers were called out to the Eaglehawk lake yesterday to clean up a collection of dead seagulls on an island in the middle of the lake.

                      

Bendigo resident Donna Pollard reported the incident to the City of Greater Bendigo after she discovered dozens of dead birds on a walk around the area.

Ms Pollard said she was concerned the dead wildlife would contaminate the water.

read more at http://beforeitsnews.com/mass-animal-death/2012/11/mystery-over-waterbird-deaths-at-lake-neangar-australia-2430826.html

Over 500 pigeons drop dead in Bihar village

PATNA: More than five hundred pigeons have dropped dead at a village in Bihar's Bhagalpur district over the last four days, causing residents, some of them pigeon-keepers, to fear that something was amiss.

read more at http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-11-06/patna/34947160_1_pigeons-bihar-village-bird-flu

50 Birds Found Mysteriously Dead on the Road in Collin County, Texas

December 6, 2012

December 05, 2012- UNITED STATES - There’s an eerie scene in McKinney. There are dozens of dead birds lining White Avenue and Central Expressway.

An NBC 5 viewer emailed pictures of the dead birds toisee@nbcdfw.com. We contacted the Collin County Game Wardens Office.

A member came out and looked at that bird. While it was bleeding from it’s mouth it had not been shot and appeared to die only recently. By our count there are close to 50 dead birds, mostly Grackles, Starlings and Pigeons.

While this is a heavily traveled area, no one seems to know how or why the birds are dying. The Collin County Game Warden’s office visited had not received any calls about the birds prior to NBC 5 contacting them this afternoon. –

read more at http://endtimenewswithprophecy.com/?p=12289

Hundreds of Dead Carp Wash up in Pinto Lake, California

December 6, 2012

December 05, 2012 – UNITED STATES – About 200 dead carp have washed up at Pinto Lake in the past week.

The state Department of Fish and Wildlife is examining the fish to determine what caused the deaths, said Robert Ketley, Watsonville water quality specialist. But because of their advanced state of decomposition, it may be difficult to say for sure what happened.

Ketley said it’s possible the bottom-feeding carp are victims of the toxic blue algae that plagues the lake. As the algae decays and drifts to the lake bottom, it can cause ammonia levels to increase and oxygen to decrease, he said. Because carp feed in the depths, they are more likely to be affected than other fish.

read more at http://endtimenewswithprophecy.com/?p=12280

What’s Killing Catfish Near Marco Island, Florida

December 4, 2012

December 03, 2012 – UNITED STATES – Florida wildlife researchers are trying to get to the bottom of what killed clusters of catfish in waters around Marco Island last week. Reports of the catfish kill surfaced before Thanksgiving along with uncharacteristic schools of catfish swimming erratically at the surface of Henderson Creek south of U.S. 41 East. “That was a big indication that something was strange,” Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve spokeswoman Renee Wilson said.

Photo courtesy of Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve Distressed catfish swim near
the surface in Rookery Bay possibly due to red tide which has been killing fish in the area.

Instead of being silvery gray, the fish were ghostly white and had reddened lips and fins, a sign that the fish were under some kind of stress, she said. Reserve workers sent off tissue samples from the dying fish to the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute, the science arm of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission in St. Petersburg, to be tested. Results could take weeks. Researchers wouldn’t speculate about the cause of the Marco Island fish kill, one of about a thousand that get reported to the wildlife agency each year from around Florida. Theories range from red tide poisoning to a disease or virus. “We don’t want to jump to a conclusion,” said Theresa Cody, associate research scientist at the institute.

read more at http://endtimenewswithprophecy.com/?p=12187

Malabar beach glows blue following red algae invasion

Posted on December 4, 2012 

December 4, 2012 – AUSTRALIA – After the eastern beaches coastline resembled the Red Sea last Tuesday, the “night lantern” visited Sydney’s Malabar beach that evening. These photos have not been digitally enhanced – in fact, photographer Dr David Psaila said the water was an even more spectacular color blue than that shown in these images, the Southern Courier reports. “The organism responsible,Noctiluca Scintillans known as “night lantern” is very aptly named, as it will luminescent a bright blue when it is disturbed by waves,” he said. The Chifley scientist said the red algae that crept along the east coast last week contained a chemical called luciferin which was a common protein found in bioluminescent animals. “It’s a chemical reaction that causes light,” he said. “It is often found in deep sea creatures and is the exact same chemical that causes fire flies to glow.”Dr Psaila said although he had seen this effect before but never to this degree. “The reason why there are probably not seeing it at other beaches is that those beaches would have a lot more lights around so it’s really hard to see whereas at Malabar – you see the waves rolling in and they are all blue,” he said. –News

comments: Is this because the ‘Noctiluca Scintillans’ are dying off in deep sea from the heating up of the oceans’ bottom?

read more at http://theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com/2012/12/04/malabar-beach-glows-blue-following-red-algae-invasion/

Colorado hit with first anthrax disease outbreak in 31 years

Posted on August 16, 2012 

August 16, 2012 – COLORADO – Two more cows have died from anthrax exposure in northeast Colorado, expanding the first outbreak of the disease in the state in 31 years to three ranches. Last week, 60 cows died on a Logan County ranch, where anthrax was positively identified in one animal. Officials say it’s likely they all died of the disease. The Colorado Department of Agriculture said Wednesday the additional cows were on two separate adjacent ranches. Both died from the disease. State Veterinarian Keith Roehr said all three ranches involved share fences and the new cases likely are the result of cows grazing in an area with soil containing anthrax spores. Neighboring herds have been vaccinated. No cows left the affected ranches so none entered the food supply and no human infection has been reported, Roehr said. Anthrax kills livestock within hours of infection and can decimate herds if animals are not quickly treated, he said. Anthrax is caused by a bacterium that forms in spores and can lie dormant in soil for decades until ingested. Humans get anthrax most commonly through direct contact with infected animals usually when spores get into a cut or abrasion on the skin. Without treatment it can be fatal, but early treatment with antibiotics is very effective. The personnel on the three affected ranches are working with their doctors and public health officials and are being given antibiotics as a precaution, Roehr said. –Business Week

U.S. scientists probe beaching that killed 17 whales

Posted on September 2, 2012 

September 2, 2012 – FLORIDA – U.S. scientists are to investigate what led 22 whales to beach themselves in Florida—killing 17 of them—one of three such incidents in North America over the weekend. The dead whales will be “dispersed at different labs across Florida for necropsy,” or animal autopsies, Blair Mase, regional stranding coordinator for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, told AFP on Sunday. Only five of the 22 pilot whales survived after beaching themselves Saturday morning at Avalon Beach State Park, on the east coast of Florida, despite efforts by volunteers and experts to save the group. So far, it is unclear why the whales swam ashore. Mase said experts would collect data to try to find out why the whales stranded themselves. The survivors, four juveniles and one calf, are “stable” and “swimming on their own,” Mase said. They are currently at the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute and will likely be transported later to SeaWorld in Orlando. However, two other groups of whales swam onto beaches in North America—one in Cape Cod on Saturday and another in Canada on Sunday—an occurrence that Mase said merited further investigation. “It’s very interesting that we’re seeing all these mass strandings occur in North America right now,” she added. Pilot whales are tightly knit and sometimes swim on to beaches as a group when one of them is ill. In those cases, Mase told local media, it does not help to push the whales back into the water, because they tend to quickly swim back to shore again. –Physics

16 whales die off Scotland coast: A total of 16 whales have died after being stranded on the east coast of Scotland. Ten others were refloated after being kept alive by vets from British Divers and Marine Life Rescue. The incident between Anstruther and Pittenweem in Fife involved pilot whales, each of them approximately 20ft (6m) long. The whales which survived will be monitored for the next 24 hours to see if they re-beach. Forth coastguard were alerted to the incident at about 07:00 BST on Sunday. Three of the whales which died were calves. The incident drew a large number of bystanders to the scene, prompting the coastguard to urge the public to stay away to allow rescue teams to carry out their duties. Coastguard teams from St Andrews and Leven, Anstruther lifeboat, and Fife Police assisted with the incident. A further 24 pilot whales, thought to be from the same pod, were spotted in shallow water about three miles away at Cellardyke. They have been monitored for signs that they are in danger of stranding. –BBC

Shocking Truth: Mass Animal Deaths for 2012 (updated regularly)

Last Updated on Friday, 7 December 2012 06:16
Written by admin
Monday, 19 November 2012 06:14

The shocking list of Mass Animal Deaths for 2012 and the year isn’t over yet.

6th December 2012 – Thousands of Fish found dead and dying on Kiawah Island, South Carolina, America. Link

6th December 2012 – 36+ Buffalo died from unknown disease “a mystery” in Kanchanpur, Nepal. Link

4th December 2012 – Large Fish kill on the Yaojiang River in Ningbo, China. Link

3rd December 2012 – Hundreds of dead Carp washed up in Pinto Lake, California, America. Link

2nd December 2012 – 50 birds found dead on road in Collin County, Texas, America. Link

1st December 2012 – Catfish die-off near Marco Island in Florida, America. Link

30th November 2012 – 10 TONNES of Fish found dead in ecological park in China. Link

30th November 2012 – 4,000 wild Ducks found dead from Avian Flu in Krasnodar, Russia. Link

24th November 2012 – 26 Turtles die from disease during past few months in West Virginia, America. Link

22nd November 2012 – Large fish kill found on Liwan Lake in China. Link

21st November 2012 – 4,000+ Birds killed due to outbreak of Avian flu in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Link

20th November 2012 – 100 dead starlings found on road baffles scientists in Missouri, America. Link

20th November 2012 – Hundreds of Fish found dead along the banks of a pond in Phuket, Thailand. Link

19th November 2012 – Fish kill found in rivers of Barangay Estefania down to Barangay Villamonte, Bacolod City,Philippines. Link

17th November 2012 – 50,000 Chickens killed due to Bird flu outbreak in New South Wales, Australia. Link

16th November 2012 – Huge stocks of wild Salmon wiped out due to sea lice on the coast of Ireland. Link

16th November 2012 – 40 TONNES of Red Tilapias Fish die en-masse in Thanh Binh, Vietnam. Link

16th November 2012 – Thousands of dead gizzard shad Fish found dead on Lake Erie in New York, America. Link

15th November 2012 – 40,000 Fish found dead in 30 acres of ponds in Quanzhou, China. Link

15th November 2012 – 28 Whales beach themselves and die on Golden Bay, New Zealand. Link

14th November 2012 – Thousands of Birds have dropped out of sky into the sea in England. Link

14th November 2012 – 6,000 dead Deer due to EHD disease in Nebraska, America. Link

13th November 2012 – Large Fish kill found on Shimen Lake in China. Link

12th November 2012 – 100+ herds of livestock killed by unidentified disease in Lamwo, Uganda. Link

12th November 2012 – Mass deaths of Seagulls turning beaches into mass graves in Morocco. Link

10th November 2012 – Update: 185,000 Hens now killed due to rare outbreak of salmonella in Northern Ireland. Link

10th November 2012 – Large Fish kill in a river in Guangdong, China. Link

9th November 2012 – Hundreds of dead Fish found washed up in St Peters Billabong, Australia. Link

8th November 2012 – Die-off of spawning Salmon in Longfellow Creek, Seattle, America. Link

8th November 2012 – 13,000+ Deer have died from disease in Michigan, America. Link

7th November 2012 – Outbreak of Anthrax has wiped out 50 percent of Roan Antelopes and killed 30 Hippos in Kruger Park, South Africa. Link

7th November 2012 – Large Fish die-off found in Shenzhen River in China. Link

7th November 2012 – Fish kill found along a 7 mile stretch of Bradford Branch in Ohio, America. Link

7th November 2012 – Die-off of Seagulls a “mystery” on Lake Neangar in Australia. Link

6th November 2012 – Acres of Fish ponds full of dead Fish in Nanchang in China. Link

5th November 2012 – 500+ Pigeons suddenly drop dead in Bihar’s Bhagalpur district in India. Link

4th November 2012 – 700 Waterbirds found dead along shore of Lake Michigan in America. Link

4th November 2012 – Thousands of Cattle dead from drought conditions in Zimbabwe. Link

4th November 2012 – 80 Whales and Dolphins beached (majority dead) off King Island in Tasmania. Link

3rd November 2012 – 4,000+ Birds killed due to avian flu outbreak at Gazipur farms in Bangladesh. Link

1st November 2012 – 84 Sea Turtles wash ashore dead in Egypt. Link

31st October 2012 – 125,000 hens killed due to rare outbreak of salmonella in Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. Link

31st October 2012 – 25 Bee Hives containing 1 MILLION Bees were destroyed by hurricane Sandy in New York,America. Link

31st October 2012 – Massive Fish kill reported in Chizhou City, China. Link

31st October 2012 – “Millions” of dead Fish found on Illawong Beach, Mackay, Australia. Link

31st October 2012 – 9,000 Fish found dead in a pond in Xiamen, China. Link

31st October 2012 – 15,000+ Fish found dead on Lake Madeline in Texas, America. Link

26th October 2012 – Fish kill in Prairie Creek, Blairstown, America. Link

26th October 2012 – 40 Whales have stranded and died on Andaman Island in India. Link

25th October 2012 – 900+ dead Birds wash ashore on Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Michigan, America.Link

24th October 2012 – 3,600 Turkeys dead from Birdflu outbreak near Bangalore, India. Link

24th October 2012 – 5,000+ Deer have died from disease in Missouri, America. Link

23rd October 2012 – Massive Scallop die-off from Red Tide in America. Link

23rd October 2012 – 40,000 lbs dead Fish found floating in ponds in Foshan, China. Link

23rd October 2012 – Large Fish kill in Yong River, Ningbo, China. Link

23rd October 2012 – Mass Fish deaths appearing along coastal areas of Sri Lanka. Link

22nd October 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish scattered along Collier beaches in Florida, America. Link

22nd October 2012 – Tens of thousands of Gizzard Shad Fish dead in Oneida Lake, New York State, America. Link

21st October 2012 – 28,600 Sheep stranded for weeks in Pakistani Port, killed due to disease, Pakistan. Link

19th October 2012 – 45+ Flamingos and Avocets found dead in Walvis Lagoon – “A never seen before phenomenon”,Namibia. Link

19th October 2012 – A Virus is killing Doves all across the Permian Basin, America. Link

19th October 2012 – 1,000 Livestock have been killed due to Bird Flu in Dien Bien, Vietnam. Link

17th October 2012 – Fish die-off could be in the MILLIONS in Neuse River, North Carolina, America. Link

17th October 2012 – 7,000 Cattle killed by flooding in Pakistan. Link

17th October 2012 – “Significant” Bass die-off, thousands dead in Dickinson County lakes, Iowa, America. Link

16th October 2012 – 343 Cattle and Buffaloes dead from unknown disease, with 500 more affected in Sualkuchi, India.Link

16th October 2012 – Fish kill in Dalton Creek, Georgia, America. Link

15th October 2012 – 8,000 Catfish have died in Brisbane River, Australia. Link

15th October 2012 – Thousands of Deer are dying from disease in Indiana, America. Link

15th October 2012 – 2,000 Chickens killed due to Bird Flu outbreak in Bode, Nepal. Link

13th October 2012 – HUNDREDS of TONNES of Salmon killed by parasite across Western Isles in Scotland. Link

12th October 2012 – Thousands of Fish killed by Red Tide at Anson Bay in Australia. Link

12th October 2012 – Mass death of Hammerhead Shark pups found in Hawaii. Link

12th October 2012 – Large die-off of Silver Carp Fish in Jimo Reservoirs, China. Link

11th October 2012 – Tens of thousands of Fish found dead in ponds in Dagupan City, Philippines. Link

11th October 2012 – 70 rare Sea Turtles found dead near beaches at Lake Bardawil, Egypt. Link

9th October 2012 – Massive Fish kills caused by Red Tide along Florida coast, America. Link

9th October 2012 – 400 Cows and Goats dead from disease in Kamrup Rural District, India. Link

8th October 2012 – Hundreds, possibly thousands of Deer continue to die from disease in North Carolina Foothills,America. Link

8th October 2012 – Hundreds of animals have died from Anthrax in Manicaland, Zimbabwe. Link

7th October 2012 – 150 dead Birds found in Chicago during September. A 50 Percent increase over August. America.Link

7th October 2012 – Large Die-off of farmed Fish, caused by unknown disease in Muktagachha, Bangladesh. Link

5th October 2012 – 1000+ Fish killed by contamination in a creek in Vancouver, Canada. Link

4th October 2012 – Numerous Honeybee colonies dead from mosquito spraying in Massachusetts, America. Link

4th October 2012 – 2,043 dead Deer from disease in Illinois, America. Link

4th October 2012 – 15,000 dead Fish a “mystery” on Coquitlam River in Canada. Link

4th October 2012 – Fish kill caused by “Red Tide” on Sarasota Beaches, Florida in America. Link

2nd October 2012 – 43 Pilot Whales dead after 46 stranded on beach in Indonesia. Link

1st October 2012 – 100 Starlings dead after flying directly “into a car on a highway” in Austria. Link

1st October 2012 – Thousands of Fish found dead in Katherine river in Australia. Link

28th September 2012 – Massive Fish kill in Harvey’s Run River, Pennsylvania in America. Link

28th September 2012 – Ongoing Fish kill caused by algea at Roosevelt Lake, Arizona, America. Link

26th September 2012 – Major Die-off of Deer, “worst in decades”, in Wyoming, America. Link

26th September 2012 – 2000+ Birds have died from Avian Botulism in Oregon, America. Link

25th September 2012 – Hundreds of Fish found dead in the Neuse River, North Carolina, America. Link

24th September 2012 – Large Fish kill, causing complete wipeout of Fish in North Sterling Reservoir, Colorado,America. Link

24th September 2012 – Thousands of Sheep dead “from Vaccine” in Uzbek, Kyrgyzstan. Link

23rd September 2012 – Last remaining 20 Ducks found dead in Arden Park – No Ducks left, Arizona, America. Link

22nd September 2012 – 8000 Cattle killed by “cold weather and rain” in Swaziland. Link

21st September 2012 – Die-off of Rabbits is a “mystery” in St Louis, America. Link

21st September 2012 – 13,000 Sheep buried alive in snow storm is “unprecedented disaster” in Iceland. Link

21st September 2012 – 15 Beluga Whales have washed up dead since July leaving scientist puzzled in Quebec,Canada. Link

19th September 2012 – Large Fish kill in Lake Auburn, Maine, America. Link

19th September 2012 – 588 Cattle dead from cold and disease causes shock in Mpumalanga, South Africa. Link

19th September 2012 – 6,300 Ducks dead from avian flu in Guangdong, China. Link

18th September 2012 – Hundreds of Prairies Dogs dead in Arizona, America. Link

18th September 2012 – Tens of thousands of reared fish die on Cha Va River in Vietnam. Link

17th September 2012 – Dozens of Pigeons found dead in Birkenhead, Australia. Link

17th September 2012 – Mass Fish kill in Lakeview Park, Corpus Christi in America. Link

14th September 2012 – UPDATE: 22.3 MILLION Birds killed due to bird flu in Mexico. Link

14th September 2012 – 131,000 Fish killed due to disease in New York State, America. Link

14th September 2012 – Hundreds of dead Fish found in a creak in Arlington, America. Link

14th September 2012 – Mounds of dead Fish (bottom dwellers) found along Mangalore coast, raising concern in India.Link

14th September 2012 – 2,200 Deer have died this year from a disease that is spreading in Nebraska, America. Link

13th September 2012 – Hundreds of thousands of dead Jellyfish line the shores of Cable Beach in Australia. Link

12th September 2012 – Large Fish kill from New Smyrna Beach to Oak Hill, Florida, America. Link

12th September 2012 – 362 Cattle found dead in Manzini, Swaziland. Link

12th September 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish in Arrowhead Lakes, Arizona, America. Link

12th September 2012 – MILLIONS of dead fish in the Salton Sea in California, America. Link

10th September 2012 – Hundreds of dead Fish litter Lake Vista in New Orleans, America. Link

8th September 2012 – Fish kill in San Carlos Lake in Arizona, America. Link

7th September 2012 – Hundreds of dead cattle found after Hurricane Isaac in Plaquemines Parish America. Link

7th September 2012 – 30 Dolphins washed up dead on beaches during August in Bulgaria. Link

7th September 2012 – Mysterious disease has caused a Moose die-off in Sweden. Link

6th September 2012 – Tens of thousands of dead Fish and dead birds line the shores of Lake Erie in Canada. Link

5th September 2012 – 400 Deer found dead in Caldwell County, North Carolina in America. Link

5th September 2012 – Large Fish kills reported around Louisiana in America. Link

5th September 2012 – New highly toxic strain of Bird flu discovered, killing 181,000 ducks and chickens this year inVietnam. Link

5th September 2012 – Tens of thousands of Nutria Rats washed up dead on Mississippi beaches in America. Link

4th September 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish along Bayou Lafourche in Louisiana, America. Link

4th September 2012 – Fish kill in Bayou Casotte in Jackson County, America. Link

4th September 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish found in Broadkill River – “The River smelled like dead fish” – in Delaware, America. Link

2nd September 2012 – Dozens of Birds falling dead every day in Pakki Tibbi village, India. Link

2nd September 2012 – 16 Whales dead after mass stranding of 26 Whales off coast of Fife in Scotland. Link

2nd September 2012 – 17 Whales dead after 22 beach themselves in Florida, America. Link

1st September 2012 – UPDATE: 200 Deer now dead from virus in Cook County, America. Link

1st September 2012 – 58,000 Ducks and Chickens dead from Bird Flu in Quang Ngai, Vietnam. Link

30th August 2012 – Die-off of Whitefish in Eastern Idaho Rivers a “mystery”, America. Link

30th August 2012 – “Significant” fish kill on Tuscarawas River in NEW PHILADELPHIA, America. Link

30th August 2012 – 50,000 Chickens dead from bird flu in North 24-Parganas, India. Link

29th August 2012 – Hundreds of Salmon wash up dead on shores of OSOYOOS LAKE, Canada. Link

29th August 2012 – Hundreds of Rats found dead sparking fears of the Plague in Walled City, near Jaipur, India. Link

29th August 2012 – 24 Sea Turtles found dead on beaches of Oaxaca in Mexico. Link

28th August 2012 – 1,000 TONNE Fish kill in Baiyangdian Lake in China. Link

28th August 2012 – 45,000 Baby Sea Turtles and Eggs destroyed by Earthquake in El Salvador. Link

28th August 2012 – 100 Deer found dead during past 2 weeks in Cook County, America. Link

28th August 2012 – 30 Rare Antelopes killed by anthrax in Kruger National Park, South Africa. Link

23rd August 2012 – 2,700 Pheasants dead from disease in Wyoming, America. Link

22nd August 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish found in Cuyahoga River, Ohio, America. Link

21st August 2012 – Thousands of Fish found dead in the river Weaver in Cheshire, United Kingdom. Link

20th August 2012 – Major Fish kill on the shores of Anson Lake, Texas, America. Link

20th August 2012 – Thousands of Fish continue to die in Neuse River in North Carolina, America. Link

20th August 2012 – Fish kill in Highland Park in Texas, America. Link

20th August 2012 – 20,000 Fish found dead in Contraband Bayou, Louisiana, America. Link

20th August 2012 – Thousands of Fish wash up dead on shores of Missisquoi Bay in Montreal, Canada. Link

18th August 2012 – Tens of thousands of Birds killed due to bird flu in Vietnam. Link

17th August 2012 – 1 MILLION Fish have been killed by “red tide” in Texas, America. Link

17th August 2012 – Lots of various Fish and Stingrays washing up dead off Myrtle Beach in South Carolina, America.Link

17th August 2012 – Large fish kill on Ghannouch beach in Tunisia, Africa. Link

16th August 2012 – Over 900 Deer killed by virus across 8 Counties in Michigan, America. Link

16th August 2012 – Hundreds of Fish, entire stock of lake found dead in Widnes, United Kingdom. Link

16th August 2012 – 100 Cattle dead from Anthrax outbreak in Colorado and Texas, America. Link

16th August 2012 – Fish kill in Wolf Creek, Iowa, America. Link

15th August 2012 – 5,000 Fish found dead in Sugar Creek, Ohio, America. Link

15th August 2012 – Dozens of Birds fall from sky dead in New Jersey, America. Link

14th August 2012 – UPDATE: 431 Bison killed by Anthrax outbreak in Fort Providence, Canada. Link

14th August 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish discovered along 5.5km of Kiltha River in Ireland. Link

14th August 2012 – Mysterious disease kills 68 cattle in Pakistan. Link

13th August 2012 – Mysterious illness killing Elk and tens of thousands of wild birds in Sweden. Link

13th August 2012 – Hundreds of Thousands of dead Fish on beaches from Matagorda to Galveston, Texas. Link

13th August 2012 – First ever mass Fish die-off along shores of Pago Bay in Guam. Link

11th August 2012 – Thousands of Earthworms found dead in parking lot in Komatsu city Ishikawa, Japan. Link

10th August 2012 – 200 TONNE Fish die-off on the Zi River in China. Link

10th August 2012 – 500 TONNES of Salmon to be killed due to virus outbreak in Vancouver, Canada. Link

10th August 2012 – Mass Fish death a “mystery” on a coastal region of Japan. Link

10th August 2012 – 3,000 Fish killed by pollution in Scarborough, United Kingdom. Link

9th August 2012 – Hundreds of Crabs washing ashore dead on Tiana and Shinnecock Bay in America. Link

9th August 2012 – Mass Die-Off of Shrimp is a “mystery” in Vietnam. Link

9th August 2012 – 20,000 dead Fish in Lake Contrary, Missouri, America. Link

8th August 2012 – 786,000 Chickens dead, 41,000 ducks dead and over 300 Pigs dead in South Korea. Link

7th August 2012 – 900 Birds found dead in Minnesota, America. Link

7th August 2012 – Large Fish kill on the Neuse River in North Carolina, America. Link

6th August 2012 – UPDATE: 167 Peacocks now dead from Ranikheit disease in Pakistan. Link

6th August 2012 – Thousands of dead fish in a lake in Srinagar, India. Link

6th August 2012 – Major Fish kill along 4km of the Dunleer River in Ireland. Link

5th August 2012 – 40,000 Sturgeon and thousands of other Fish dead in Iowa and other Central States in America. Link

4th August 2012 – 66,800 Birds killed by bird flu in Vietnam. Link

3rd August 2012 – 340 Bison dead in largest ever Anthrax outbreak in Fort Providence, Canada. Link

3rd August 2012 – 3,000 Fish found dead on Petit Jean River in Arkansas, America. Link

3rd August 2012 – Massive Bird kill on beaches of Bandon, Oregon, America. Link,   Also Here

3rd August 2012 – Massive Fish kills right across America. Link

3rd August 2012 – 150 Sheep and Goats killed by virus in Pakistan. Link

31st July 2012 – Dozens of Baby Turtles found dead on beach in Cayman Brac, Cayman Islands. Link

31st July 2012 – At least 20 Deer found dead in Stone Mountain State Park in America. Link

30th July 2012 – UPDATE: 100 Peacocks now dead in Pakistan. Link

30th July 2012 – UPDATE: 5 MILLION Birds now killed due to flu virus in Mexico. Link

30th July 2012 – 4,000 Fish dead in Ascot Waters Marina, Australia. Link

29th July 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish found in the Colorado River, America. Link

27th July 2012 – 2,500 Fish found dead in Doe Park Reservoir in Bradford, England. Link

26th July 2012 – Fish kill in a canal in Plantation, Florida, America. Link

25th July 2012 – 30 Turtles wash up dead on Pavana dam in India. Link

24th July 2012 – 100 Turtles wash up with 20 dead on beaches in Uraguay. Link

23rd July 2012 – 50 dead Peacocks is a “mystery” in Pakistan. Link

23rd July 2012 – Fish kill found on Big Sandy Lake in Minnesota, America. Link

23rd July 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish wash ashore on Ma-Me-O Beach, Alberta, Canada. Link

23rd July 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish wash ashore on Volusia’s beaches, Daytona, America. Link

22nd July 2012 – Massive Fish kill on Lake Erie in Ohio, America. Link

21st July 2012 – 1,700 Cattle and 105,000 Turkeys killed by heat in South Dakota and Minnesota, America. Link

21st July 2012 – Thousands of fish washing ashore dead on Lake Elsinore in California, America. Link

20th July 2012 – 300 Birds found dead on Agate Beach in Oregon, America. Link

20th July 2012 – 1300 Animals dead from virus outbreak in Kenya. Link

20th July 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish line beaches in Piney Point, Maryland, America. Link

20th July 2012 – Large number of dead Fish in Shangqiu City Lake in China. Link

19th July 2012 – Hundreds of Frogs found dead in Chesterfield Lake, Missouri, America. Link

19th July 2012 – UPDATE: 3.8 Million Birds now killed due to flu virus in Mexico. Link

17th July 2012 – MILLIONS of “weird”, and “unknown” Crab like creatures wash onto beaches, either dead or dying inHawaii. Link

17th July 2012 – 17 Seal Pups wash ashore dead around the Bay of Firth in Scotland. Link

17th July 2012 – 200 TONS of Fish have died in Egypt. Link

17th July 2012 – 10,000 Fish found dead in River in Liu Yueqing City, China. Link

16th July 2012 – 100,000 dead Fish found in Lam Taklong creek in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, Thailand. Link

16th July 2012 – Mass Fish death in south lake of Wuhan, China. Link

14th July 2012 – 512 Penguins wash up dead on Rio Grande do Sul beaches in Brazil. Link

13th July 2012 – 450,000 Salmon to be killed due to virus outbreak in Newfoundland, Canada. Link

12th July 2012 – Tens of thousands of Fish dying and many birds dying to in Horicon Marsh America. Link

12th July 2012 – Thousands of Fish found dead in the Avis Dam in Namibia, Africa. Link

12th July 2012 – 6,500 dead Fish in Twin Lakes in North Carolina America. Link

12th July 2012 – Thousand of dead fish found on the Vermilion River in Illinois America. Link

11th July 2012 – 58,000 Fish kill on the Des Moines River in Iowa America. Link

11th July 2012 – 40 acres of Pond with dead Fish in Xindong village China. Link

11th July 2012 – 2.5 Million Birds now killed from flu virus in Mexico. Link

11th July 2012 – 19,000 Fish dead in Lake Odessa America. Link

11th July 2012 – Thousands of small Fish washing up dead on Northwest Coast of Ireland. Link

10th July 2012 – Another 23 Bison found dead, making total of 151 deaths in Fort Providence Canada. Link

10th July 2012 – Dozens of dead Birds found in Illinois America. Link

10th July 2012 – Lobster mass die-off continues in Connecticut America. Link

9th July 2012 – 28 Dead Seals. Unusual high number of deaths this year. “The Seals look terrible” Netherlands. Link

9th July 2012 – 450,000 Salmon to be killed due to virus outbreak in Newfoundland Canada. Link

9th July 2012 – “Catastrophic” Fish kill on Geneva Lake, also over 200 Pike dead on Fountain Lake in MinnesotaAmerica. Link

8th July 2012 – “Mysterious” mass Salmon deaths at Marlborough Farm, New Zealand. Link

8th July 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish found in Arugam Bay, Sri Lanka. Link

7th July 2012 – Thousands of dead Fish found floating on Godavari River, India. Link

7th July 2012 – Over 50 Ducks and Geese found dead in Ohio, leaving locals baffled, America. Link

6th July 2012 – 128 Bison found dead in Fort Providence Canada. Link

6th July 2012 – 560 Wild Animals killed by flooding in Kaziranga India. Link

6th July 2012 – Many thousands of dead Fish found in Silver Lake, Delaware America. Link

6th July 2012 – Mass Fish kill on Salt River in Arizona. Link

6th July 2012 – Fish kill in Trout River, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Link

6th July 2012 – Fish kill in Patoka River, Indiana. Link

6th July 2012 – Mass Oyster deaths: 60 Million snout otter clams dead, leaving farmers broke in Quang Ninh Vietnam.Link

5th July 2012 – Mass Fish kill due to volcanic eruption near the Canary Islands. Link

5th July 2012 – Fish kill on Century Village Lakes in Florida. Link

5th July 2012 – Fish kill on Roy Lake in South Dakota. Link

5th July 2012 – Thousands of Fish found dead in James River in Lamoure North Dakota. Link

5th July 2012 – Over 20 dead Birds (Egrets) found in Rockport Texas. Link

4th July 2012 – Thousands of Fish found dead on Dexter City Lake in Missouri America. Link

3rd July 2012 – 14 TONS of dead Fish found in Changshou Reservoir in China. Link

3rd July 2012 – Major Fish kill: Hundreds of thousands of Fish dead in Lake Wichita Texas. Link

3rd July 2012 – Hundreds of Fish found floating dead in Upstate Lake South Carolina. Link

3rd July 2012 – Fish Kill: Catfish die-off on Lake Buffum near Fort Meade Florida. Link

3rd July 2012 – 2,300 dead Fish washed ashore on South River in Butts County, Georgia America. Link

2nd July 2012 – Thousands of Fish dead in Chautauqua Lake in Havana Cuba. Link

2nd July 2012 – Thousands of Chickens killed due to Bird Flu outbreak in Xinjiang China. Link

2nd July 2012 – 10,000 Fish dead in South Knoxville Pond in Tennessee America. Link

2nd July 2012 – 18 mass Fish kills have happened in past 2 months in Periyar River in India. Link

1st July 2012 – Mass Fish deaths in Fujian Jinjiang Cizao Reservoir, China. Link

30th June 2012 – 1,000,000 Birds died or culled at 129 Farms due to Avian Flu in Mexico. Link

29th June 2012 – Hundreds of dead Fish line the banks of Pottersburg Creek in Ontario Canada. Link

29th June 2012 – 73 Turtles wash ashore dead, scientists concerned, in Australia. Link

28th June 2012 – Fish die-off in Platte River in Nebraska. Link

28th June 2012 – Fish kill in river Vartry in Wicklow Ireland. Link

26th June 2012 – 200,000 Bird deaths at three farms in Mexico. Link

26th June 2012 – Over 75,000 Goats killed by a disease epidemic in Congo. Link

26th June 2012 – Thousands of dead Sardines wash ashore on Taboga Island in Panama. Link

26th June 2012 – Fish kill in Wisconsin Counties in America. Link

25th June 2012 – Several thousand fish dead in a lake in Georgia America. Link

25th June 2012 – Thousands of Fish die in Gomti River India. Link

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