Earth Quake.......Silly geese....?

[Sourdough]

The silly geese just went wild, I looked out and the turkeys were being weird also, but not wolves and no coyotes. About 5 or 8 seconds later the earth starts to quake. They sure are smart birds, in-fact maybe all the animals we think are stupid, AIN'T.....:eek:

[higgy]

Says it was a 5.7 (39.08 miles) S of Port Graham, Alaska.


http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/?area=&lang=eng

I wonder what the animals sense?

[higgy]

Looks like there were 2 quakes. A 5.9 also.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Quakes/quakes_all.html

[klkak]

My big dog jumped up with his hacks up the ran outside. A few seconds later the ground moved. My wife didn't even notice it.:confused:

[nell67]

Says it was a 5.7 (39.08 miles) S of Port Graham, Alaska.


http://hisz.rsoe.hu/alertmap/?area=&lang=eng

I wonder what the animals sense?

Animals have not seperated themselves from the earth as we have,we have placed many barriers between ourselves and the earth for so long,that we no longer feel the vibes,the little warnings that the earth sends to us,that we don't notice it until it is something bigger,the animals noticed the vibes seconds before it was felt by their humans,I have to wonder if horses with shoes on notice it as soon as unshoed horses?

[higgy]

I wonder whats up with earthquake lights and clouds too. There's something going on that humans can't see. I'd be keepin an eye on my critters too.

[RBB]

I wonder if there are sounds preceding a quake that we can't hear?

[Sourdough]

I wonder if there are sounds preceding a quake that we can't hear?

Big quakes sound like a train or a dull jet roar coming at a high speed closure. I herd this one coming today.