Earthworn plague sweeps Cincinnati and surrounding areas

Earthworm doom??

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Earthworm plague sweeps Cincinnati
Recent heavy rains and the mating season thought to be the causes of the worm deaths in the Ohio Tri-State

People across the Tri-State awoke to an unusual sight Thursday — thousands of earthworms lying dead on sidewalks and porches.

WLWT was first alerted to the issue by Rick in West Chester...........

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Originally posted by Disconnected Sociopath
Earthworm doom??

Nature does normal nature type things like this.
Its called NATURE.

Gosh, I didn't expect to read that they were all DEAD!
I would think that is a little more than unusual.
Poor little things.... I always rescue them when I see them out on the sidewalks after a rain.

I wonder (if we just wait patiently) if we'll discover a different reason behind the deaths of all these EARTH worms...

Well, it is a conspiracy site after all.

Anyone notice that before the Japan earthquake there were all these species dying and then it sorta stopped, now there are species dying again? will there be another huge event like that of Japan?

Or I wasn't really paying attention.

I'm pretty sure these worms just knew about 2012 and figured they would commit suicide before having to deal with the END OF THE WORLD. Their plan was also to kill a few humans while they did it. Worms are slippery guys when you start walking on a bunch of them. Probably figured it would be hilarious to see a bunch of humans slipping around on dead worm bodies. Only they didn't see it because they were all dead.... yea worms aren't the smartest creatures around.

Or, maybe they got raptured. Camping was right, there was a rapture coming, but it wasn't for humans it was for WORMS. They are in a better place now, don't feel bad for them.

Most likely scenario yet, is that the extra gravity from Nibiru pulled them out of the ground and flung them all over the place. While not effecting anything else at all.

Haha just joking.

Is it possible that the recent tornado's had anything to do with this? I'm not from the States so maybe be out with my geographical knowledge of the area, but is it possible that these earthworms got pulled up into a tornado and then dumped later in that location? Just a thought to add to the pot.