1,000's of DEAD FISH have been washing up on Western Australian beaches

[jackovesk]

EXPERTS say that record temperatures and low oxygen levels are to blame for dead fish being washed up on riverbanks and beaches across WA.

Dead fish, eels and crayfish have been found on shores with the coastline of Green Head, some 290km north of Perth, being covered in washed up carcasses.

Green Head resident Rod Wilson said: "It's very heartbreaking. I've been here for 28 years and I've never seen anything like it. To us it's a local ecological disaster."

Reports state that in a clean up operation at Green Head, 20km north of Jurien Bay, more than 15000 dead fish were collected.

"Our biggest concern is how long is this going to take to right itself," Mr Wilson added.

With rotting fish carcasses washing up for more than a week, local residents are being urged to stay out of the water for fears of harmful bacteria.

Experts say WA's coastal waters have seen the highest rise in temperature in the world with up to 4C rise than normally seen this summer.

Dr Brian Jones from the Department of Fisheries said: "Anybody who as sat in Perth for the last few months without air conditioning knows what heat does.

"Fish are the same. They are cold blooded so they feel the heat."

It follows a similar case in the US where millions of dead anchovies were found floating in a Los Angeles marina.

Click link to see video...

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/west...-1226018687597

PS - 4C rise in water temperatures causing the mass fish dieoffs? I DON'T THINK SO!

Another theory maybe?

Someone's been playing God with their AGAIN!

Harp in Australia? This is a picture of one facility located in 'Exmouth' Western Australia! 1,000 km North of Green Head W.A (Ground Zero).

[Calz]

Posted by jackovesk (here)
EXPERTS say that record temperatures and low oxygen levels are to blame for dead fish being washed up on riverbanks and beaches across WA.

Dead fish, eels and crayfish have been found on shores with the coastline of Green Head, some 290km north of Perth, being covered in washed up carcasses.

Green Head resident Rod Wilson said: "It's very heartbreaking. I've been here for 28 years and I've never seen anything like it. To us it's a local ecological disaster."

Reports state that in a clean up operation at Green Head, 20km north of Jurien Bay, more than 15000 dead fish were collected.

"Our biggest concern is how long is this going to take to right itself," Mr Wilson added.

With rotting fish carcasses washing up for more than a week, local residents are being urged to stay out of the water for fears of harmful bacteria.

Experts say WA's coastal waters have seen the highest rise in temperature in the world with up to 4C rise than normally seen this summer.

Dr Brian Jones from the Department of Fisheries said: "Anybody who as sat in Perth for the last few months without air conditioning knows what heat does.

"Fish are the same. They are cold blooded so they feel the heat."

It follows a similar case in the US where millions of dead anchovies were found floating in a Los Angeles marina.

Click link to see video...

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/west...-1226018687597

Happening all over the globe and dramatically so. Has to be something in common for the entire world:

1). Low oxygen levels (most common "excuse" ... but then begs to ask "why")?

2). Wish I could remember the post but someone (either here or elsewhere) showed that when the entire globe started vibrating very dramatically several weeks ago (via seismology graphs) ... it corresponded with an extreme spike in what was coming from haarp (and apparently keeps coming)?

3). Natural part of the "end of the cycle" due to the area of the Universe our solar system is coming into?


Who knows?

[truthseekerdan]

Massive fish kill washes up in California's marina: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032619/...news/#41977475

[Chicodoodoo]

Water has a very high specific heat capacity. That means it takes an enormous amount of energy to raise the temperature of a massive body of water even one degree. Oceans are like temperature buffers that resist natural temperature swings. The temperature range of the water is normally quite narrow.

So I'm not buying the official explanation for the fish kill. Fish can survive a wide range of temperatures. They are also mobile and can seek out cooler water if they desire. Ever since HAARP has become the new play-toy of the shadow governments, animals have been turning up dead in mass numbers all over the world, in the water and on the ground. I find it likely that there is indeed a connection between the unusual die-offs and HAARP.