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Experts say 'nothing that can be done' for 60-foot whale found on New York beach
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Disruption in magnetic field A theory advanced by Geologist Jim Berkland, formerly with the U.S. Geological Survey, attributes the strandings to radical changes in the Earth's magnetic field just prior to earthquakes and in the general area of earthquakes. Berkland says when this occurs, it interferes with sea mammals' and even migratory birds' ability to navigate, which explains the mass beachings. He claims dogs and cats can also sense the disruptions, which explains elevated rates of runaway pets 1–2 days before earthquakes. Research on Earth's magnetic field and how it is affected by moving tectonic plates and earthquakes is ongoing. [ link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] so East Coast be mindful  Might be nothing or might be important -->> but when I was looking up this morning I noticed geese flying west to east instead of North to South. I thought to myself it was very odd to see two flocks of them flying that way. (I am on the East coast in NC). Animals have that sixth sense...SS wrote a great thread a while back about it... Thread: New Research - Animal Migration and Magnetism - The Source of Guidance: Magnetite
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