Something Just Went BEZERK in the Gulf of Mexico. The US Navy just sunk a French Submarine

Portion of 61st Street Fishing Pier in Galveston completely detaches from Tropical Storm Beta

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Great post breezy! I’m curious if people who got the flu shot in fall of 2019 might be particularly vulnerable to bad covid infection. Wonder if that baseball team got flu shots?

No, it was a specific person who had a specific name he used for many years. I know it but probably can't say it here. He was pretty revered by his followers, and his accuracy rate was really spooky-high. Claimed he was psychic. I rarely believe those claims... but he was either the real deal or had inside info. One or the other.

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Hundreds of thousands of migratory birds found dead in New Mexico, mystifying scientists

While the fires and dry weather in New Mexico may have amplified the number of migratory bird deaths, that still leaves many questions.

The number of dead birds is in the six figures, a university biologist says. (Martha Desmond/New Mexico State University)
Biologists at New Mexico State University are trying to find out why hundreds of thousands of migratory birds have been found dead across the state.

The mystery started August 20 with the discovery of a large number of dead birds at the US Army White Sands Missile Range and White Sands National Monument, according to Martha Desmond, a professor at the university's department of fish, wildlife and conservation ecology.

What was first believed to be an isolated incident turned out to be a much more serious problem when hundreds more dead birds were found in regions across the state. including Doña Ana County, Jemez Pueblo, Roswell and Socorro.

"It's just terrible," Desmond told CNN. "The number is in the six figures. Just by looking at the scope of what we're seeing, we know this is a very large event, hundreds of thousands and maybe even millions of dead birds, and we're looking at the higher end of that."

Dead migratory birds -- which include species such as warblers, bluebirds, sparrows, blackbirds, the western wood pewee and flycatchers -- are also being found in Colorado, Texas and Mexico.

Researchers tie massive Pacific seabird die-off to heat wave dubbed 'The Blob'

Extremely warm ocean waters in the Pacific may be responsible for the deaths of as many as one million North Pacific seabirds, experts say.

Alongside biologists from White Sands Missile Range, Desmond and her team began identifying, cataloging and examining about 300 dead birds on Saturday to learn more about the condition they were in when they died.

Residents and biologists reported seeing birds acting strangely before they died. For example, birds that are normally seen in shrubs and trees have been spotted on the ground looking for food and chasing bugs.

Many were lethargic and unresponsive so they were getting hit by cars, Desmond said, in numbers "larger than ever seen before."

On the missile range golf course, swallows, which are aerial insectivores that don't even walk, were sitting on the ground and letting people approach them, she added.

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Picture at link, La Mancha Negra

Is it true that there is a substance seeping up from the ground on a road in Venezuela that no one can identify?

oil-seepage First appearing in 1986 on a highway between the city of Caracas and its airport, La Mancha Negra, meaning literally a black stain, began as an approximately 50-yard (46 meter) long smudge, seen by highway workers who were resurfacing the road with asphalt concrete. Ultimately the spot grew to cover about an 8 mile (13 km) stretch.

In 1991 it was widely reported that the slippery goo had caused over 1,800 deaths and countless other injuries. So what is it and is it still there today?