Giant Whales Washing Ashore in New Zealand

reply to post by grindhouzer


One instance doesn't make it correlate.

New Zealand has on average 200 quakes that can be felt a year, 20,000 total.

Where's the other beachings that line up with these quakes?

The numbers don't lie.

1 out of 20,000 is not good odds.

reply to post by Chadwickus


And on average more than 300 dolphins and whales strand on New Zealand beaches each year.

When theres a match in numbers then it reveals a possible truth, the quakes that are 'Felt' may trigger disturbances in thier sonar, sending them off course

An earthquake wouldn't kill a whale. Military sonar on the other hand...

Lethal Sounds - The use of military sonar poses a deadly threat to whales and other marine mammals

I'm a Navy vet, sonar is an unbelievably powerful ping. It's loud as **** to people in a sub, it's even loud to people in surface ships. Chances are a sub encountered this whale and tried to determine what it was and literally pinged it to death.

It could also have died of natural causes.

reply to post by Blackmarketeer


not saying an earthquake killed these whales, Just sayin that there may be a link between the larger whales and a pending earthquake that caused them to beach.

Originally posted by phatpackage
reply to post by grindhouzer

 

What are they running from? Earthquakes approaching? Radiation?

More likely an earthquake. Hope not. Just have to wait and see. Massive size

edit on 2-5-2011 by phatpackage because: (no reason given)

Most likely a stray bullet from the Osama firefight, struck the poor bugger and bled him dry