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WHALES PUT BAD KARMA ON JAPAN

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World's Most Deadly Earthquake Occur in Japan Whales Can Predict Earthquakes Three Weeks in Advance.   Killing Them Brings Bad Karma to Japan read the real reason all whales mass strand You’ll understand how killing whales causes bad karma on Japanese citizens by the time you finish this article. I promise you'll be shocked! I am a 75-year-old retired sea captain with 50 years of ocean-going experience who has been working all my adult life to unravel the association whales have with violent undersea earthquakes and volcanic explosions. I am now working on a special project that, if successful, will win a Nobel Prize. Maybe not for me, but certainly for the physicists and other scientists that volunteer to help me. Japan will be the biggest benefactor and should be the largest financial contributor to this effort; I sure hope they get involved. Here's the full story. I used to run an oil supply ship for Global Marine. I was off the

seaquake strands 150 melon-headed whales in Japan

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April 10, 2015 : Extreme changes in diving pressure generated during a seaquake caused barotrauma in the cranial air sinuses of a pod of melon-headed dolphins on 22 March (see below). Because they use the air in their sinuses and air sacs serve as acoustic mirrors bouncing, focusing, and channeling returning echo location and navigation clicks in a fashion to make their biosonar work, a pressure-related tear in the membranes of these air spaces knocks out their navigation. They swim blindly downstream in the path of least drag arriving at a 6-mile stretch of Hokota Beach about 60 miles northeast of Tokyo Japan on Friday morning. Words of an AFP journalist at the scene revealed that the pod has no sense of direction. He wrote that despite efforts to push the dolphins to deep water, they were being washed back onto the beach by the incoming surface current ( link ). That they could not swim to freedom against the incoming flow indicates that they have no acoustic sense of direction