© Getty Images New dead bird and dead fish reports today with odd twist
Dead birds and dead fish events are happening again today. Dead birds are found along the highway in California and thousands of dead fish are surfacing along Chicago's lakefront.
The birds were found along Highway 101 in California, according to the
Huffington Post, the birds were intact with no sign of being shot. In Chicago, thousands of Gizzard Shad, a member of the herring family, are floating in Chicago's harbors.
A strange twist to the dead fish in Chicago is that the Canadian Geese and mallard ducks are feeding off these dead fish, which is not a normal part of these bird's diet.
This brings the dead birds and dead fish events to 17 in the last week from around the globe. The dead bird and dead fish events have other abnormalities reported along with them, such as many of the dead fish that washed ashore in New Zealand were missing their eyes.
The dead birds, collared doves, in Italy were found to have killed themselves by overeating sunflower seeds. The dead doves in Italy had a blue hue to their beaks, coloring that would normally point to lack of oxygen. Birds do not normally kill themselves in numbers by overeating?
Scientists are not sure why the dead birds and dead fish are becoming frequent events. They cannot explain why the Italian birds killed themselves by overeating, they cannot explain the missing eyes of the fish in New Zealand. Today brings another mystery of not only what killed the fish in Chicago, but why are the mallards and geese eating them?
The dead bird and dead fish incidents are not unheard of, in fact the State of Connecticut has a phone number to call if residents of the state spot any dead birds. This is to help the State officials keep track of any bird flu and has nothing to do with the dead bird and dead fish incidents in the last week. If any birds were to fall in the Nutmeg State, the officials would hear about them. This number has been intact for some time.
Reference: Huffington Post, State of Connecticut
I was wondering if/when any of the fish die-off's we have been witnessing would show any sign of any type of impact injuries, in a similar fashion to some of the impact injuries that have been reported in SOME of the bird die-offs. If what Laura has theorised and shown us about the existence of small meteoric fragments of once molten metals from meteoric explosions is on the money, as well as the theory of a collapsing atmosphere, then I would have expected to start to see impact damage, cold damage, and also the discolouration that is linked to asphixiation or changes in the airs composition, in increasing numbers of all the die-off's whether they are avian, or aquatic or any other species. This seems to be bearing out now more and more as we go forward.
I was also thinking over the past 24hrs alot about the military creating these new belts in the atmosphere, which we are told, they have laced with among other things filaments of heavy metals. We may never know or find out this information, but I though it would be interesting to know the relative density of the areas in which we now have these new man-made, denser transmission belts. I guess part of what Im getting at, is that if the denisty has been increased to a large extent with all the heavy metals from the military experiments, as well as all the atomised heavy metals etc. from commercial flight exhausts, rockets, what does this to do the crust it sits atop? All this extra atmoshperic density is sitting atop the crustal plates and now beggining to collapse in areas, would or could this be affecting earthquake patterns due also to additional density and stress, and the changed electromagnetic transmission properties of these spiking parts of collapsing atmosphere? Im not really well versed enough in scalar theory and electromagnetism as I should be to be able to say one way or the other, but the idea has been gnawing away at me.