Website review: Frog Migration: Omen to China Ear...
TalSiach discovered this in Bizarre/Oddities
•42 reviews since May 13, 2008
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TalSiach discovered 8 weeks ago- Frog Migration: Omen to China Earthquake Disaster
- wyominggal010 rated 13 days ago
- wow, if this isn't a little weird...but my cat in CA used to predict earthquakes also.
- DickBeldin rated 2 weeks ago
- Will someone please explain the week of advance notice?
- Jedencorrell rated 5 weeks ago
- An "omen." Right.
- MrsA rated 5 weeks ago
- Yes, I do believe that frogs can sense oncoming natural disasters. I also know that dogs and cats can do the same thing.
- dtanner89 rated 6 weeks ago
- Ankh's review says it all.
- barbannco rated 6 weeks ago
- Aha my clever friends..did they know?
- gmalonzo rated 7 weeks ago
- This picture may or may not be genuine but that doesn't mean that animals can't predict natural disasters. I'm glad that I'm human because the animal instincts in me want to maul and rip arrogant, smug, and overbearing people into pieces. People who like to exaggerate their importance by automatically attributing things they don't understand to superstition, supernatural B.S., or pop science. I'm sorry -- that sounded arrogant and condescending of me. Perhaps you may just want to view this documentary video instead. :-)
- maddski rated 7 weeks ago
- is it just a coincidence? you decide...
- EvilTomte rated 7 weeks ago
- Look at AnkhX100's review. Don't be so gullible and quick to judge.
