Apocalyptic rumors appeared in the US because of blood

Water in a lake in the United States turned red like blood and many believed it to be a warning sign before the end of the world.

Livescience reported drought in this summer makes OC Fisher Lake in San Angelo National Park, Texas, USA nearly exhausted. The water is left in the cloudy lake, filled with fish and turns red.

The water left in OC Fisher pond turned red like blood. Photo: beforeitsnews.com.

Photos of red water in the lake quickly spread on fishing forums. After seeing them, Paul Begley, a missionary in Indiana state, that judgment may be evidence of the end of the world in the book of Revelation (the last book of the New Testament).

Many people believe Begley's judgment. However, Texas officials say it is the result of the operation of Chromatiaceae - a bacterium that can survive in oxygen-free water.

Begley is not the first person in America to predict the end of the world. In May Harold Camping, the founder of Family Radio, announced May 21, 2011 as the Day of Judgment. On this day God will return to earth to bring the pious believers to heaven. Camping predicts about 200 million people around the world will be eligible to go to heaven before the earth is destroyed.

Camping's unbelievable scholars have been given hundreds of warnings about the end of the world before, but no warning has come true.