Can Birds sense about an impending Earthquake?

Answer 1

Did any astrologer forecast the earthquake which devastated large parts of Gujarat on Republic Day? No, not one. They may be forgiven because probably none of them have yet got an M.Sc. in astrology!
The truth of the matter is that astrologers are an ignorant lot who feed on the cupidity of masses more ignorant than they. Birds and animals, including dogs, horses and donkeys, are wiser than them because they are able to sense impending disasters before they strike. They do not waste time looking at stars but have their ears close to the earth and can hear the rumbles of an approaching earthquake before it shakes the ground overhead. There are innumerable instances of birds and animals getting agitated before an earthquake strikes.
just one instance recorded by library records of newspapers. This is about an earthquake which hit the town of Concepcion 250 miles south of Santiago, the capital of Chile in 1835. At 10.30 a.m. on that fateful day birds were seen flying out of trees screaming as they circle in the air; horses broke out of stables as did domestic cattle; donkeys ran out braying wildly, dogs fled their homes barking. An hour later, the earth shook flattening out most of Concepcion, killing thousands of people.

so YES birds can and so can every other animal!

Answer 2

When any animal is behaving strangely, there's something going on. I've never heard anything specific about birds and earthquakes, but I have heard that seeing snakes in unusual places or at unusual times can be a sign of an earthquake. Not long ago, a local meteorologist showed a picture of a snake above ground (unusual for the wintertime) and he mentioned that could mean an impending earthquake. The next day there was a small earthquake recorded here.

Answer 3

Yes. Animals generally are living in equilibrium with Mother Nature to ensure their survival. There's enough life on earth to fill 50 other planets. All living things down here are connected... Bouncing off each other, feeding off each other. CONNECTED. Earthquakes are mother nature's natural phenomenon, a wake up call for us to appreciate the life we have and not to destroy the beautiful things in life.


Moral of the story, birds can even sense the arrival of the opposite sex during mating season, much less an EARTHQUAKE.

Answer 4

Animals in general have been noted to have extraordinary abilities to detect natural disasters before they happen. I read a book when I was younger that said animals before a great fire in San Francisco I believe started acting up- making excessive noise a few hours before the fire broke out- humans didn't heed the warning. it's that sixth sense

Answer 5

Yes, Animals of all nature do know when somethings bads gona happen, Some animials even try to warn us humans , but we alot of times don't understand what the animals trying to tell us and shrug it off. Tell it hits and its to late to do much about it..