If You See This Fish, Find Shelter Fast (and Other Natural Disaster Warnings)

Yes, it's a beautiful summer day and you think the beach is the place to go, the sun is so bright and the water is so refreshing, but hey, what was that shadow on the water? Ah, it just touched your leg, you see a beast the size of your first Volkswagen Beetle, it's not even a

fish

, it looks like a dragon, you decide to get out of the water immediately, someone has to warn all the

other

guys, get out, there's something huge in the water. As you pack your beach things you try to remember everything you know about giant

fish

, you hope they can't jump out of the water and you decide to stay and

find

out what it is.

Oh, someone must have called the coast guard. They never seemed so confused when you saw them on TV talking about TV, there could have been like five camera crews arriving. Did someone say earthquake? What could a fish have to do with it? Now they are evacuating the entire beach. Well, at least you parked your car not far from there. You turn on the radio in your car, today a giant aura fish has been seen near the surface of the ocean, the entire city is being evacuated now because the tremor fish is deep in the sea and only reaches

this

height to warn people about upcoming

natural

disaster

s.

I don't want to be around when that happens, so you start the car and drive away soon, although being far enough away you stop and Google

this

fish. So what makes oarfish leave their comfortable homes half a mile under the sea? Some researchers believe they can feel the Electromagnetic changes occur when underwater earthquakes shake the ocean floor, plus oarfish, the longest bony fish in the world, are really bad swimmers and can't withstand strong currents, which is probably why they move around. to the shore before the tsunamis. An ancient Japanese legend says that that giant. A catfish called namazu lives somewhere beneath the islands when that monster feels in a bad mood it moves its tail and the world starts shaking with earthquakes oh wow it was that lightning bolt coming out of the ground you've never seen anything like that before and while you're watching Amazement, your phone flashes a notification, it's all over the news.

Rare earthquake lights have just been detected in the coastal area. They don't come out before every earthquake and take on different colors and shapes, from short blue sparks to huge forks of light. They seem like An interstellar visitor decided to see what things are like on Earth. They can be seen as sparks that remain lit for tens of seconds to minutes. Scientists say that all this is caused by certain rocks like basalts and gabbros with strong electrical powers that are activated by an earthquake. Someone lights a huge battery in the earth's crust earthquake lights have been seen all over the world over the centuries, from Italy to San Francisco and Japan, powerful earthquakes follow them somewhere, it took only a few minutes elsewhere it was days, wait, it was a deer.

The car almost flipped over. Wow, there's a whole flock of them and all those low-flying birds, they look so lost and confused. There must be something in the magnetic fields that is ruining the flight. Do you remember from your biology class that animals and birds can feel earthquakes? days in advance there are those toads that are jumping uphill from their pond it must be too risky to stay there right now and hey the cows are all lying down facing the same direction they are doing it for their own safety so as not to fall and break their legs during the earthquake scientists still can't explain what sensors help them know when it's time to leave or fall to the ground humans could have made very good use of them anyway are reasons enough to leave as soon as possible, but a traffic jam is exactly where you can't I don't want to be right now It seems like everyone is trying to flee to a safe place What is that annoying sound?

A mermaid. Oh no, it's like a dozen kids in different cars are crying at the same time. It seems they can feel the earthquake too. Upcoming scientists believe it must have to do with anxiety that ultra-low frequency EM waves are being produced. Well, you decide to drive around the traffic jam on the coastal road. Wow, the water is receding too

fast

. You can even see the uncovered coral reefs. paying a fine is a fair price for your life and speeding uphill the receding tide is a sure sign of a tsunami moving at the speed of a jet plane after an underwater earthquake the water recedes for a stronger tide to arrive and there is a wall of water coming right in the direction of the beach or so it seems, fortunately the huge wave somehow slows down as it gets closer and it's not so horrible when it finally reaches the shore, you feel relieved, but you notice an

other

creepy thing, What are they?

Those rough waters over there are forming into channels and carrying away algae and debris. There seems to be a gap in the wave line. The gears in your head turn feverishly and you remember they are rip currents. These sinister things can knock even an experienced swimmer off their feet. It seems like you are safe now, so you stop to take a breath and what a view here, you just have to take a photo of that green sky. Oh no, again, that unusual tint is a mix of red coming from the setting sun and blue light. of storm clouds means a very high storm cloud and a tornado or a strong storm is approaching and what is that smell in the air when a storm is approaching?

The most distinctive and pungent odor your nose smells is ozone, an electrical charge from lightning. It frees it from higher altitudes than another more pleasant smell of rain is petrichor. Rainwater awakens molecules in plants, trees and concrete and asphalt. If you are in the city and its aroma spreads everywhere, now it seems that that smell has moved. from the air straight into your mouth, yes, it looks like a thunderstorm is definitely on the way, all those positive ions in the air that the lightning releases mix with the ozone and your saliva, giving you that bitter metallic taste, oh, your hair It bristles and what is that buzzing?

It comes from your watch. It has too much metal when that happens. Invisible positive charges pass through your body. If you can't

find

shelter

immediately, at least stay away from trees and other tall, isolated objects and continue driving to safety. again, what was that that you can't see anything? Who is throwing golf balls from the sky? strong, so it often also means a tornado is approaching and all those cute golden warblers you heard when they suddenly take off and unexpectedly change their path, could mean a severe tornado is approaching. Scientists believe warblers can hear the low-frequency infrasound that storms produce, oh I could. this day is possibly going to get worse oh thank you bees just what you like they seem so excited about something when they sense a storm approaching they start working even harder and

fast

er to collect more nectar before it hits them and once they are done They always come back to the hive 10 to 15 minutes before heavy rain falls, even when there are no obvious signs that it is coming.

Its secret is the super-sensitive hairs on its back that can pick up electrostatic buildup from storm clouds. You're almost home. It's good to be back and those gorillas in your driveway seem to have taken over the place, it's just that your couch on the roof and that t-rex cloud don't look good either, red rain, snowflakes the size of a elephant in at least the treehouse is still there no, the tornado is destroying it and what's that drilling sound ah that's your alarm clock that was like the strangest dream of your life at least it's sunny outside in real life it seems that the beach is the place to go