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Originally posted by Pervius
I just checked the weather online and Vietnam is between 50-75 degrees F.
Soooo....how can animals be dying from the cold there?
Originally posted by jrmcleod
I'm confused regarding this "cold spell" that is cold enough to kill animals. Ho Chi Min City is ranging between 31oC day time and 20oC night time. This doesnt seem cold to me. Obviously the animals are in rural areas, whether thats north or south or whatever of Ho Chi Min City.
Does anyone know where approximately these animals are dying? (provinces etc?).
Originally posted by jrmcleod
I'm confused regarding this "cold spell" that is cold enough to kill animals. Ho Chi Min City is ranging between 31oC day time and 20oC night time. This doesnt seem cold to me. Obviously the animals are in rural areas, whether thats north or south or whatever of Ho Chi Min City.
Does anyone know where approximately these animals are dying? (provinces etc?).
According to the Animal Husbandry Department under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Son La province suffered the highest loss, with 1300 heads, followed by Lao Cai with over 800 heads.
Originally posted by iamgodtron
kinda makes all those government fools who push global warming put there foots in their mouth.
Jah be Magnified!
Originally posted by matrix12
doesn't it say in the bible in revelations that a 3rd of the sea a 3rd of the land and a 3rd of the sky ?