China: Use snakes to predict earthquakes
The Chinese daily newspaper reported on December 28 that the country's earthquake forecast office in Nanning had set up a forecasting system based on observing the activities of snakes mating with existing equipment. great.
The Chinese daily newspaper reported on December 28 that the country's earthquake forecast office in Nanning was set up
Experts at the said office said they would monitor operations at snake farms in the 24/24 area through cameras connected to broadband Internet lines.
'Of all the creatures on this earth, snakes are probably the most earthquake-sensitive type , ' said Nanning office director Jiang Weisong. The snake can sense an earthquake from 120km away, 3 to 5 days before it happens. When ' predicting ' that there will be earthquakes, snakes will have unusual behavior .
'When an earthquake is about to happen, the snake will crawl out of the cave, even if it is in the middle of the cold winter. If it was a very strong earthquake, many snakes even slammed into the wall while panicking to escape. '
It is known that China is a country that often suffers from earthquakes, especially in some remote areas.
Japan
- US warns of a major earthquake risk in China
- Earthquakes continuously shook northeast China
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- The number of people killed by double seismic in China increased to 89
- 381 people died in strong earthquakes in China
- Again earthquakes in Yunnan, China injured 19 people
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- Double earthquake struck Sichuan, China, 12 people were killed
- An earthquake occurred in Vanuatu, Mexico and China
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