End of the world II

With 373 'natural' disasters killing over 296, 800 people in 2010, it is undeniable that an apocalypse is POTENTIALLY coming closer.  I'm not saying that everyone will die in 2012, BUT what i am saying is that something bad which is going to change the world we know it as today is going to happen.. im guessing by 2012..

Why?

 Because of the following list below:

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Aflockalypse (animal mass death events)

Recently there have been so many animal deaths which completely FREAK me out the most, because we all know that in all the movies etc. it is the animals which know first- they either run away or die!

Accounts: 

March 3 2010: Largest Whale die- off on record

December 2010: 83000 dead drum fish washed up aolng Arkansas River

New Years 2010/2011: 3000-5000 dead red winged blackbirds fell from sky in Beebe, Arkansas

Jan 2011: 300 dead birds fell from sky in Louisiana (and also in Kentucky)

Jan 2011: More deads falling from sky in Sweden

Jan 2011: 100 blackbirds dropped out of sky in New Zealand

Jan 2011: 2 million fish dead in Chesapeake

Jan 2011: 40000 dead Devil crabs washed ashore in Kent 

Jan 3 2011: 100 tons of dead fish washed ashore on the Brazilian coast

Jan 3 2011: 500 starlings, red- winged blackbirds and sparros fell dead in Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana

Jan 3 2011: 2 million dead fish found floating in Maryland, USA

Jan 5 2011: hundreds of dead turtle doves in Faenza, Italy

Jan 8-9 2011: hundreds of dead birds found clustered together on a California Highway

Jan 8-9 2011: thousands of dead gizzard shad (type of fish) turned up in the harbors of Chicago

Jan 14 2011: 200 dead cows found in field in Stockton, Wisconsin 

Jan 17 2011: hundreds of dead seals in Labrador

Jan 17 2011: hundreds of crows dead in Romania

Jan 17 2011: hundreds of pelicans dead in Jacksonville, FL

Jan 20 2011: 55 buffalo dead in Cayunga County farm, New York

Jan 20 2011: hundreds of death birds in Colorado

Jan 20 2011: Hundreds of bird in South Dakota

Jan 21 2011: dozens of dead blackbirds, mallards, magpies near Beijing

Jan 21 2011: 7000 Buffalo and cattle die in Vietnam

Jan 22 2011: Hundreds of Eider Ducks found dead in Norway

Jan 22 2011: Hundreds of penguins in Wellington, New Zealand

Jan 23 2011: 75 dead starlings in Croxley, UK

Jan 25 2011: Dead herring wash ashore in Cedar, Canada

March 7 2011: millions of small fish (anchovies, sardines, mackerel) dead at Redondo Beach, California

there are just SO many more i could have written down but as I try to write it all down... it freaks me out all the more so i've stopped at just 28 in the past YEAR .. theres another 50 to go

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Tsunamis

With the recent JAPANESE TSUNAMI, here is a list of all the major tsunamis to ever occur in the world.  It's true (as it shows) that tsunamis have been going on for YEARS, right from before 1000 AD. BUT the point is that is that the number of times have INCREASED over the centuries is what we have to note. It used to be 5 in 1000 years, 11 in 50 years and now 10 in 10 years - and still counting!

SOURCE (below): WIKIPEDIA!

• 1 Before 1000 AD
  • 1.1 426 BC: Maliakos Gulf, Greece
  • 1.2 373 BC: Helike, Greece
  • 1.3 365 AD: Alexandria, Eastern Mediterranean
  • 1.4 684 AD: Hakuho, Japan (白鳳大地震)
  • 1.5 887 AD: Ninna Nankai, Japan (仁和南海地震)
• 2 1000–1700
  • 2.1 1293: Kamakura, Japan (鎌倉大地震)
  • 2.2 1303: Eastern Mediterranean
  • 2.3 1361: Shōhei Nankai, Japan (正平 & 康安)南海地震)
  • 2.4 1498: Meiō Nankai, Japan (明応地震)
  • 2.5 1541: Nueva Cadiz, Venezuela
  • 2.6 1605: Keichō Nankaido, Japan
  • 2.7 1607: Bristol Channel, Great Britain
  • 2.8 1698: Seikaido-Nankaido, Japan
• 3 1700s
  • 3.1 1700: Vancouver Island, Canada
  • 3.2 1707: Hōei, Japan (宝永大地震)
  • 3.3 1741: W. Hokkaido, Japan
  • 3.4 1755: Lisbon, Portugal
  • 3.5 1771: Yaeyama Islands, Okinawa, Japan (八重山地震)
  • 3.6 1792: Mount Unzen, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kyūshū, Japan (島原大変肥後迷惑)
• 4 1800s
  • 4.1 1833: Sumatra, Indonesia
  • 4.2 1854: Nankai, Tokai, and Kyushu Japan (安政南海地震)
  • 4.3 1855: Edo, Japan (安政江戸大地震)
  • 4.4 1868: Hawaiian Islands
  • 4.5 1868: Arica, Chile
  • 4.6 1883: Krakatoa, Sunda Strait, Indonesia
  • 4.7 1896: Meiji Sanriku, Japan (明治三陸地震)
• 5 1900–1950
  • 5.1 1908: Messina, Italy
  • 5.2 1923: Kanto, Japan (関東大震災)
  • 5.3 1929: Newfoundland
  • 5.4 1933: Showa Sanriku, Japan (昭和三陸地震)
  • 5.5 1944: Tonankai, Japan (東南海地震)
  • 5.6 1946: Nankaidō, Japan (南海地震)
  • 5.7 1946: Aleutian Islands
• 6 1950–2000
  • 6.1 1952: Severo-Kurilsk, Kuril Islands, USSR
  • 6.2 1958: Lituya Bay, Alaska, USA
  • 6.3 1960: Valdivia, Chile
  • 6.4 1963: Vajont Dam, Monte Toc, Italy
  • 6.5 1964: Niigata, Japan (新潟地震)
  • 6.6 1964: Alaska, USA
  • 6.7 1976: Moro Gulf, Mindanao, Philippines
  • 6.8 1979: Tumaco, Ecuador
  • 6.9 1983: Sea of Japan (日本海中部地震)
  • 6.10 1993: Okushiri, Hokkaido, Japan (北海道南西沖地震)
  • 6.11 1998: Papua New Guinea
• 7 2000s
  • 7.1 2004: Indian Ocean
  • 7.2 2006: South of Java Island
  • 7.3 2006: Kuril Islands
  • 7.4 2007: Solomon Islands
  • 7.5 2007: Niigata, Japan (新潟県中越沖地震)
  • 7.6 2009: Samoa, Pacific Ocean
  • 7.7 2010: Chile
  • 7.8 2010: Indonesia
  • 7.9 2011: New Zealand
  • 7.10 2011: Japan Pacific Coast

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Heatwave

the temperature is rapidly becoming more and more intense, especially in Australia.  With at least 3 heatwaves in the past 6 months, it's really quite scary- especially when the length of these heatwaves are going on for longer than it used to be.  what would usually be a heatwave for a period of 3-4 days, is now exceeding a week into 8-10 days. 


SUMMER 2010/2011
December 2010
SA: warmest day: 45.6/ warmest night: 29.8
WA: warmest day: 47.6 / warmest night: 32.1
NT: warmest day:  44.1/ warmest night: 26.6
QLD: warmest day: 43.2 / warmest night: 29.0
VIC: warmest day:  43.3/ warmest night: 22.6
NSW: warmest day:  44.0/ warmest night: 25.9

January 2011
SA: warmest day: 48.5/ warmest night: 34.2

WA: warmest day: 28.4 / warmest night: 31.9

NT: warmest day:  46.4/ warmest night: 31.6

QLD: warmest day: 47.4 / warmest night: 31.8

VIC: warmest day:  42.2/ warmest night: 26.5

NSW: warmest day:  45.8/ warmest night: 29.6

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there is much more evidence, including floods, droughts, fire, cyclones etc. -just way too many to write down completely! 

the scary thing is that once these events happen, it doesn't stop there- as we saw with the Japanese Tsunami March 2011, after the earthquake came the tsunami, after that were whirlpools, then effects on the nuclear plants

conclusion: SO SCARY

i haven't included any pictures cuz that would freak me out all the more