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All three whales rescued in Clearwater, Florida after being beached have died


abcactionnews.com
Thu, 06 Sep 2018 15:23 UTC
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© Conor Goulding/Mote Marine Laboratory
Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium announced that all three whales they rescued after being beached have died.

According to Mote's Facebook page, after rescuing two pygmy killer whales off Sandy Key in Clearwater on August 29, they rescued a melon-headed whale on September 4 that was found beached alive on Longboat Key.

"Lightning," one of the two pygmy killer whales, passed away around 9 a.m. on September 5.

Mote said while Lightning's specific cause of death is unknown she repeatedly struggled to swim on her own, showed no interest in food, and was being treated for pneumonia, parasites known as nasotrema, and gastric issues. She was the sickest of the three whales.
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Lightning kills three farmers in Pursat, Cambodia

Pav Suy
Khmer Times
Sun, 09 Sep 2018 11:21 UTC
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Three farmers were killed by lightning strikes in Pursat province's Prangil commune on Saturday while they were working.

La Lin, deputy chief of Phnom Kravanh district police, said the three farmers were killed in separate incidents in the district while they were out farming in the rain.

"There were three people who were separately killed in lightning strikes in the district," he said. "When the lightning hit, they were at different locations. Some of them were working on the farm and the others in the rice field while it was raining."

He identified the victims as Chhorm Samnang, 50; Vin Samnom, 28; and Sam Lida, 38.
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Ice Age Farmer Report: Climate Fears' at MAX - Why "Deep State" is ALL IN NOW - Analysis


Ice Age Farmer
Sat, 08 Sep 2018 10:49 UTC
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Fear of "climate change" has reached an all-time high. This is music to the ears of the cryptocracy who have contrived and architected the largest fraud in human history - AGW - but now global temperatures are DECLINING, which means the Fabian socialists are unleashing their full attack NOW. Christian breaks it down. - Instantly Demonetized - please support my efforts - http://paypal.me/iceagefarmer


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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Arctic voyages thwarted by thick ice - Coast Guard issues warning


Adapt 2030
Sat, 08 Sep 2018 16:05 UTC
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Northwest Passage is ice clogged and closed, Canadian Coast Guard WARNING do not attempt the passage or be prepared to overwinter in the Arctic. Maersk plans to run the Arctic with shipping vessels, but blacked by ice a well as 22 other pleasure craft. Above normal ice in NW Passage and 4th most ice on record since 2014. I don't think the corporate media is giving us all of the information.


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Guatemala's deadly and unstable volcano spews massive pyroclastic avalanche


RT
Sat, 08 Sep 2018 11:22 UTC
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Still unstable following a devastating and deadly eruption in June, Guatemala's 'Volcano of Fire' has spewed an avalanche of volcanic gas and rock, known as pyroclastic flow.

Aerial footage of the phenomenon shows the exact moment the volcano roars back to life, before dust ascends into the air and a deluge begins flowing in the direction of the Las Lajas ravine. The torrent of pyroclastic particles, authorities said, was most likely triggered by "gravity and instability of the ground" left by the landslide following the deadly volcanic eruption in June.
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Dead humpback whale, Peajack, found off the coast of Brier Island, Nova Scotia

Mairin Prentiss
CBC News
Fri, 07 Sep 2018 13:47 UTC
Peajack, a female humpback whale, was found dead off the coast of Brier Island, N.S., on Friday. The Marine Animal Response society said the ballooning in is the tongue of the animal, which becomes swollen in the decomposition process.
© Brier Island Whale/Seabird CruisesPeajack, a female humpback whale, was found dead off the coast of Brier Island, N.S., on Friday. The Marine Animal Response society said the ballooning in is the tongue of the animal, which becomes swollen in the decomposition process.
A dead humpback whale was found off the coast of Brier Island, N.S., in the Bay of Fundy on Friday.

The breeding female whale, Peajack, was well-known to locals and was identified by Brier Island Whale and Seabird Cruises, said the Marine Animal Response Society.

MARS did not confirm the cause of the whale's death.

The chief naturalist with the whale cruise company, Shelley Lonergan, said she has been seeing Peajack in the area since 1995.

Peajack had had two calves since then, Lonergan said.
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Deaths of 40 whales in a month on west coast of Scotland prompts inquiry

Mike Merritt
The Times
Sat, 08 Sep 2018 13:39 UTC
In total 60 Cuvier’s beaked whales washed up in Scotland and Ireland
© GettyIn total 60 Cuvier’s beaked whales washed up in Scotland and Ireland
Forty whales of the same species have washed up dead on the west coast of Scotland in a month.

Another Cuvier's beaked whale was discovered beached at Baleshare on North Uist on Thursday. Since August 9, dozens have been found throughout the Outer Hebrides and at Islay, Skye, Tiree, Mull and Ulva. Eleven of them were washed up in one week.

A total of 60 were washed up including one in Northern Ireland and 19 in the Republic. In Scotland 22 were found beached in the Western Isles, 16 in Argyll and Bute and two in the Highlands.
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Waterspout runs aground, sweeps up lemon tree branches in Alicante, Spain

Ben Hooper
UPI
Fri, 07 Sep 2018 12:19 UTC
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A witness in Spain captured the moment a waterspout ran aground and whipped debris from lemon trees into the air.

The video, recorded by Francisco Martinez, shows the waterspout reaching the shore Friday in Guardamar del Segura, Alicante province.

The whirlwind reaches some lemon trees and swirls broken branches and cloth used to cover the fruits high up into the air.

The waterspout was one of several reported in the area Friday.


Comment: Another video taken on the same day in the same region:


Another waterspout that was filmed a day earlier:



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Sydney transport plunges into chaos as freak storm floods train stations and flights are cancelled

Zoe Zaczek
Daily Mail
Sat, 08 Sep 2018 11:53 UTC
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) issued a warning that thunder and lightning would hit on Friday late afternoon, with Gosford, Sydney, Wollongong, Orange, Katoomba and Parkes all under threat
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) issued a warning that thunder and lightning would hit on Friday late afternoon, with Gosford, Sydney, Wollongong, Orange, Katoomba and Parkes all under threat
Hail, lighting and flash flooding has sparked transport chaos across Sydney after a freak thunderstorm lashed the city.

The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) issued a warning that thunder and lightning would hit on Friday late afternoon, with Gosford, Sydney, Wollongong, Orange, Katoomba and Parkes all under threat.

Travellers at Sydney airport were left frustrated by delays and cancellations after almost 50 flights were cancelled.

'Sydney's weather has thrown the airport into SO much chaos that there's security on the Qantas lounge door,' one traveller shared to Twitter.

'Sydney's Qantas club is filled to capacity while the airport is closed for who knows how long while this thunderstorm passes. #sydneyweather,' tweeted another.

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Shallow 6.4-magnitude earthquake strikes southern Philippines


The Straits Times
Sat, 08 Sep 2018 11:45 UTC
A hallway damaged by an earthquake in Davao City, Mindanao, Philippines, on Sept 8, 2018.
© REUTERS/ GARDO DAGONDONA hallway damaged by an earthquake in Davao City, Mindanao, Philippines, on Sept 8, 2018.
A strong 6.4-magnitude earthquake shook the southern Philippines on Saturday (Sept 8), sending frightened residents fleeing from buildings, officials and eyewitnesses said.

The quake struck off the coast of the southern town of Manay at about 3.16pm at a depth of 14km, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said in a statement. The institute said it expects the earthquake to have caused some damage but it and the local civil defence office said there were no immediate reports of serious destruction.

"A lot of people ran from their homes because a lot of items were falling inside," Phivolcs science researcher John Deximo told AFP.
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