Footage shows thousands of bees VIBRATING before dying after 7.1 magnitude earthquake.

originally posted by: TheTruthRocks
Perhaps because it's a normal thing?

According to the article: "Scientists have previously noted that animals and insects act strangely in the lead up to an earthquake, but do not know why, according U.S. Geological Survey."




The sun came up this morning? Why is nobody covering this earth-shattering story?

That.

Did your brain fall out? Where are all the videos of dead earthquake bees? Im just gonna say I HOPE you are under the influence of something, cause if not then...damn.

Khalil Underwood lives no where near Ridgecrest.

He lives someplace in LA Calif.

the shaking in the LA area was nothing near as powerfull as Ridgecrest.

I am calling BS on this one and i live in ridgecrest.

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a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Makes me think of animals or your pets acting weird right before earthquakes.

originally posted by: ElectricUniverse
a reply to: Bhadhidar

Khalil was there and if there was gas he would have smelled it, but he didn't. He also filmed twice, at night and in the morning and didn't state that there was any smell of gas.

natural gas is odourless CH4 we add the smell before piping it