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So basically his answer is “No, and anyone who says you can is lying to get funding.”
by IAmGraydon 3y ago
So basically his answer is “No, and anyone who says you can is lying to get funding.”
- m1117 3y agoBut don't they say ('they say' - legit source) that dogs can predict earthquakes?
- vikramkr 3y agoThere are claims and anecdotal reports but (caveat that I'm not an earthquake scientist lol) doesn't seem to have expert consensus and I'm not seeing anything that passes the bar of not being able to be explained by people who've heard that animals predict earthquakes retroactively blaming any behavior they noticed on earthquake awareness. Review article linked from usgs.gov: https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/ssa/bssa/article-abstract/108/3A/1031/530275/Review-Can-Animals-Predict-Earthquakes-Review-Can https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/ssa/bssa/article-abstract/1...
- berkut 3y agoIs it possible they're just hearing the sound of them (you can often hear the sound they're making a few seconds before it hits where you are - I live in NZ) before us due to their much better hearing?
- fargle 3y agohey, i predict 99.7% chance of a 8 magnitude or greater quake along the san andreas (or related faults) within 200 years. now don't complain of a lack of enough advance warning.