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VIDEO "UNKNOWN Cause" To Mass Bird Deaths In New Jersey 12/29/16
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UNKNOWN Cause To Mass Bird Deaths In New Jersey 12/29/16
In a perplexing incident reported by the YouTube channel SecureTeam, a large number of birds—specifically red-winged blackbirds—fell mysteriously from the sky in a small New Jersey community. This occurrence raises questions about the causes behind such unexplained animal die-offs, which have puzzled scientists and locals alike for years.
The video discusses an article from Philly.com detailing how, in Stow Creek Township, approximately 200 birds were found dead on a sunny November day shortly before Thanksgiving. This was not an isolated incident; it marked the second die-off in just three weeks in the same area. An official from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection noted that while the birds suffered from trauma and internal bleeding consistent with falling, the exact cause of their demise remains undetermined.
Efforts to investigate included toxicology tests on the dead birds and samples from nearby farms, but no harmful substances were detected. Residents voiced concerns, highlighting their confusion and fear over witnessing such alarming events. For some, it seemed almost surreal, as one local expressed, having found dead birds scattered, with reports noting the distress of pets encountering them.
This phenomenon is not new. The video references similar mass die-offs from the past, including an episode in 1998 where thousands of birds fell in Minnesota and Iowa. There are countless conspiracy theories surrounding these events, from environmental factors to mysterious forces, including UFOs and atmospheric anomalies. Proponents of these theories point to the unexplained blunt force traumas found on some birds, suggesting collisions with unseen objects.
The video closes by inviting viewers to share their thoughts or experiences related to this unusual phenomenon. With such a blend of environmental science, local folklore, and conspiracy theories, discussions surrounding these peculiar events remain vibrant and ongoing.
What do you think could be the cause of these mass bird deaths? Have you encountered any similar mysterious occurrences in your area? Let's discuss!
In a perplexing incident reported by the YouTube channel SecureTeam, a large number of birds—specifically red-winged blackbirds—fell mysteriously from the sky in a small New Jersey community. This occurrence raises questions about the causes behind such unexplained animal die-offs, which have puzzled scientists and locals alike for years.
The video discusses an article from Philly.com detailing how, in Stow Creek Township, approximately 200 birds were found dead on a sunny November day shortly before Thanksgiving. This was not an isolated incident; it marked the second die-off in just three weeks in the same area. An official from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection noted that while the birds suffered from trauma and internal bleeding consistent with falling, the exact cause of their demise remains undetermined.
Efforts to investigate included toxicology tests on the dead birds and samples from nearby farms, but no harmful substances were detected. Residents voiced concerns, highlighting their confusion and fear over witnessing such alarming events. For some, it seemed almost surreal, as one local expressed, having found dead birds scattered, with reports noting the distress of pets encountering them.
This phenomenon is not new. The video references similar mass die-offs from the past, including an episode in 1998 where thousands of birds fell in Minnesota and Iowa. There are countless conspiracy theories surrounding these events, from environmental factors to mysterious forces, including UFOs and atmospheric anomalies. Proponents of these theories point to the unexplained blunt force traumas found on some birds, suggesting collisions with unseen objects.
The video closes by inviting viewers to share their thoughts or experiences related to this unusual phenomenon. With such a blend of environmental science, local folklore, and conspiracy theories, discussions surrounding these peculiar events remain vibrant and ongoing.
What do you think could be the cause of these mass bird deaths? Have you encountered any similar mysterious occurrences in your area? Let's discuss!