whales in the desert

[kcwildman]

seems they have uncovered the bones of some whales in the desert its been known for some time that there was once water where there now is land. how ever I found this odd cause I have never heard of whales being cought grouped up and grounded atleast not 75 at a time aanyway
http://au.news.yahoo.com/world/a/-/world/11910814/mystery-of-whale-bones-found-in-chilean-desert/
heres some more on this with more pics too
http://www.seattlepi.com/news/artic...nanza-poses-mystery-2277673.php#ixzz1eOqtfyyf
it would appear to support the poss. of a rapid shift of the water for some reason. anyway I found it odd that so many were cought on dry ground maybe they were chased aground by some preditor. but 75 at once just seems a little strange to me

 

[Harte]

it would appear to support the poss. of a rapid shift of the water for some reason. anyway I found it odd that so many were cought on dry ground maybe they were chased aground by some preditor. but 75 at once just seems a little strange to me

Not really.

61 whales beached themselves last week in New Zealand.
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_...n_new_zealand_do_animals_commit_suicide_.html

Harte

 

[TimeTravel_00]

The fossilization here is the scary part. Dead whales on the beach aren't fossilized, they are eaten and disintegrate within a few months. What the hell happened here???

 

[TnWatchdog]

The fossilization here is the scary part. Dead whales on the beach aren't fossilized, they are eaten and disintegrate within a few months. What the hell happened here???

In the past, massive rapid shifting of the earth's crust put plants and animals in places that they didn't belong. This pole shift that happened in the past is said to be going to happen again. There are numerous threads regarding the pole shift but finding whales in the desert is about as weird as finding mammoths, ancient elephants, in Sibera's frozen tundra.

 

[BlastTyrant]

 

[Loopi]