Fish Kill On Folly Beach Claims Thousands

Fish Kill On Folly Beach Claims Thousands

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Hundreds of thousands of dead menhaden littered the sand here this morning, stretching in either direction from the Folly Pier in a line along the tide wash as far as could be seen. Blackbirds and grackle were picking at them.

State wildlife biologists are responding the kill; early indications are that it’s cold-related, said Phil Maier with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources. The menhaden appear to have been healthy otherwise.

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More dead fish in the news, this time in South Carolina.

Menhaden are mouse sized bait fish that travel in large shcools.

This time, the cold weather is indicated as a possible cause. ?

So is the norm for South Carolina?

December 2010: thousands of dead crabs washed up along Kent coast

30 December: up to 100,000 dead drum fish over a 20-mile stretch of the Arkansas River, 200km northwest of Little Rock discovered

31 December 2010: 3,000 of red-winged blackbirds rained from sky in Arkansas town of Bebe.

3 January 2011: 500 dead and dying red-winged-blackbirds fell into Louisiana highway in Pointe Coupee Parish

40,000 dead ‘devil crabs’ washed up on Thanet beaches in Kent

Link to Google Maps showing the different events worldwide
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Global warming hisses me off! Even the poor fish can't count on it.

I don't believe it for a minute. The coast of the Carolinas is warmed by the Gulf Stream. Are we having seriously cold weather? Not like we are butt-deep in an Ice age or anything.

I think it's something else.( I don't know what)

ETA: Thanks for getting this up. You have been doing a great job of following the bird/fish kill stories!

Magnetic Pole Shift


2012 stuff for REAL

reply to post by butcherguy


Yes, its true about The Gulf Stream in that area.
I wonder how much of that is actually due to the BP disaster...

I hope this all stops soon. Its hard to pinpoint one cause, maybe there are several.
I mean, its not like we dont have a many to choose from...

The BP dispersants, oil contamination, Fracking, Poisioning (biological warfare?)
Polar Shift, Currents disruption....to name a few....

reply to post by burntheships


this is common for menhaden I remember a story about it last year.

not to say that this is normal on such a large scale world wide. if it keeps moving up the ladder in species I will start to get worried.

reply to post by -W1LL


Yeah I agree. If its stops that would be good too.

If it moves up, well ...lets hope thats for years down the road.

Originally posted by ButterCookie
Magnetic Pole Shift

2012 stuff for REAL

reply to post by ButterCookie



You know, I am starting to think that this Magnitic Polar Shift may be real ....
Well I mean of course its real, as I came across a story personally and was informed that
there are experts out there that are paid by the government to track all of this, they work on it 24 7 and travel around the world documenting, studies etc. One thing is they know its happening, but dont really know how quickly it will move.

Ah, well...
The day has enough trouble for its own, I wont borrow from tomorrow.

And here I was thinking that today just might pass without a fish or bird kill. Guess I was wrong.

Second line.

Originally posted by burntheships
reply to post by butcherguy

 

Yes, its true about The Gulf Stream in that area.
I wonder how much of that is actually due to the BP disaster...

I hope this all stops soon. Its hard to pinpoint one cause, maybe there are several.
I mean, its not like we don't have a many to choose from...

The BP dispersant's, oil contamination, Fracking, Poisoning (biological warfare?)
Polar Shift, Currents disruption....to name a few....

Like I said in a few other posts --- the kill offs on those beaches is most likely the OIL. It's also could have slowed the conveyor in the Atlantic causing the 1000 year record cold the UK is having...

That massive oil spill isn't 'all gone' like most would like to think. millions of barrels of it are headed up the coast now, pulling the salt down, slowing the current/conveyor....

Think of the oil gush as a cut.... looks ok now that we 'cleaned' the surface, but this is the infection. and add Corexit (BP's choice of dispersant) into it, you're seeing the early stages of what this oil is doing...


From the Wiki on Corexit -- this scared me the most:

The relative toxicity of Corexit and other dispersants are difficult to determine due to a scarcity of scientific data.[4] The manufacturer's safety data sheet states "No toxicity studies have been conducted on this product," and later concludes "The potential human hazard is: Low

Yey! so they didn't have any data, but what the hell, lets dump millions of gallons of it into the ocean! wee!!

I guess we sit back and wait to see the results on the kills.. I sure hope independant labs are doing these studies. If anyone finds an official study, post it asap.

reply to post by Pharyax


Is it not ironic that today the news is that BP will be let off the gross negligence?
I was actually not suprised, as corruption on that level not longer shocks me, in fact I expect it!

I hope someone is keeping records, even if they keep it a secret.
It they admit to it the government many come along and confiscate them!

And about the Corexit well its actually more acutely toxic in the MSDA sheets I actually posted them here:
Toxicologist: Corexit Destroys Basic Biological Structure Of Life

reply to post by burntheships


Is this the maryland fish kill? if not I just saw on HLN 2 million fish dead in rivers of maryland rivers. it was a bottom of the screen quick scroll by, little information only what I stated.

reply to post by prexparte


no this one is in South Carolina.
Is there a new one in Maryland? Do you have a link?

reply to post by burntheships


I just saw it on HLN news, I watching the news on the 2 package delivered to the government BLDGs one has a small detonation and started reading the bottom scrolling bar. it scrolled on the bottom of the screen.

Hey...

This link shows water temperatures...

They are currently around 50-60 in South Carolina right now where the

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At what temperature should the fish have had this issue?

Now in Chesapeake.. it is a bit colder...

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I don't understand

here is another link as well showing this in C for our friends across the pond

www.osdpd.noaa.gov...

I jsut saw the maryland fish kill on cnn

reply to post by HunkaHunka


Menhaden information


Based on the information at the above site, the menhaden fish are fine in any temperature above 50 degrees F. It is said that if the water gets anywhere close to below that, they will migrate to warmer waters.


Once again, this speaks to me as a migration issue and keeps on coming back to a magnetic anomaly in my mind.

reply to post by gwydionblack


good question.

maybe there is no jet stream providing warmer waters for them?
the temps there were all above 50 on that map, so more questions?

Another Chemtrails problem

40000 fish have died!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
40000 birds have died!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by gwydionblack
reply to post by HunkaHunka

 

Menhaden information


Based on the information at the above site, the menhaden fish are fine in any temperature above 50 degrees F. It is said that if the water gets anywhere close to below that, they will migrate to warmer waters.


Once again, this speaks to me as a migration issue and keeps on coming back to a magnetic anomaly in my mind.

Thank you