7 Mile Long SUPER POD Of Over 100,000 Dolphins Race Past San Diego - Experts Concerned

Cthulhu. DUH!

What about this one:
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Not nearly that great in numbers, but remember this isn't a dolphin it's a whale.

Are the sea mammals telling us something?

Try again shillbot

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a more local link

So long.And thanks for all the fish.

From past experience with large fish gathering and stranding, everything points to an earthquake.

In this case, given its dolphins, I'm afraid it's going to be THE earthquake.

California Dreaming...on such a winters day.

I'm VERY alarmed. Nature doesn't fuck with us, it's communicating, giving us signs and warnings all along.

I spent two years at sea in the navy, as a lookout .....never saw anything like that.

That article is dated today but is still talking about the Mega pod seen last Thursday.

My question is, where are these dolphins today???

Ya never know but


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So....the question is....what are they running from? What stirred them up to run in such a huge pack?

My question is, where are these dolphins today???

So long.And thanks for all the fish.

Cthulhu. DUH!

I'm a dolphin expert and it's sooo normal! lol

So where did they go after they raced past San Diego? How far south did they go?

they were running from the meteor. they sense these kinds of things through the water, and they were anticipating a tsunami.

No mystery:

January 26, 2013

Feds Propose Rules Allowing Navy to Harm Whales, Dolphins More Than 30 Million Times in War Games

Hawaii, California War Games Given Permission to Hurt or Kill Marine Mammals
More Than 9 Million Times, Atlantic Games More Than 21 Million

SAN FRANCISCO— The U.S. Navy would be allowed to harm or harass whales, seals, dolphins and other marine mammals millions of times during its training exercises off the Atlantic, Hawaii and Southern California coasts, according to rules proposed today by the National Marine Fisheries Service. The Navy’s war games include underwater detonations, sinking of ships, gunnery exercises and active sonar, which is so loud and intense that it can seriously harm or kill marine mammals.

The Fisheries Service is proposing to allow the Navy to harm marine mammals up to 9.5 million times in the Hawaii and Southern California Training Ranges and 21.8 million times in the Atlantic Training Range over a period of five years. This will surely result in thousands of cases of permanent hearing loss, lung injuries and death. Ocean noise is also known to harm fish; there have been reports of reduced abundance in areas with noise disturbance.

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