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Watch the video. You'll see the dog laying there, then he seems to look at the ground for a second and then BOLTS. A few seconds later the earthquake starts.
I wonder if there is some sort of precursor to an earthquake, a subtle vibration that we humans can't detect but other animals can? http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/bes...quake.shot.cnn
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I hope to never have another earthquake here(I know...I'm dreaming!) I think it would be devastating to Zisso because he does not have the best nerves.
The last time I remember a big one here, I had my previous dog in her run outside and I was not home. The quake knocked out/overloaded the phone system so I could not even call to get someone to check on her. I felt so quilty for not being there for her. Turned out she was fine, but still, she was out there alone, locked up, and had no one there to comfort her.
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I've heard a lot of theories on how animals may be able to sense earthquakes, ranging from detecting electrical changes in the air, to feeling the vibrations that we can't feel, to being able to detect the foreshocks that precede an earthquake.
I don't think it's only limited to dogs either. When my mom was a little girl, her parents kept birds in their apartment. In the hours preceding a major earthquake, those birds would not stop squawking and making a racket, to the point where her family had to put a sheet over their cage to try to get them to quiet down, which of course, didn't work. |
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My dogs nearly always wake up (or look alarmed) before we had earthquakes.
Actually, I didn't even realize that it was a topic of discussion. I thought all dogs did. In fact, there have been a couple of times that I woke up in the middle of the night for what seems to have been no good reason; then the house started to shake. I figured it was because I am, as a friend of mine says, as a compliment, part dog....?
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wow, that is interesting, I wonder? I had a bird, cockateil, once that was sitting on his perch next to my bed in CA and all of a sudden he just said "uh ohhhh" (I had trained him to say that and a bunch of other things) but he kept saying "Uh ohhhh" over and over which was unusual for him and then a minute or so later we had a 7. earthquake!
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My Samurai sensed a tornado once. That was quite a thrill wondering why he got up out of a deep sleep to run around like a kidney bean barking his head off.
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