All Apocalypse, All the Time

[amberdulen]

Just to keep everyone up to date.

Moar dead fish in Brazil.

Still moar dead fish in New Zealand.

The UK shakes it up with forty thousand dead crabs.

Oh yeah, and Hurley's numbers won the lottery yesterday. Not a joke, although not quite as awesome as the headline would have you believe. Still.

ETA: More downed birds in Kentucky, and just in

Comments

[irked_indeed]

Paranormal worries aside, I'm rather concerned at what the normal explanation for all of this is going to be, at this point.

[davisac1]

Each individual die-off seems to be fairly common, and have a clear or at least typical cause. It's coming all at once that's weird--and I figure each additional event is making the next ones more likely to become international news rather than local. If I wanted to make a guess down at the hardware store with a stalk of hay between my teeth, I'd wonder if the fish weren't residual BP oil spill casualties. But I'm pretty sure scientists would have noticed, predicted, or guessed that already, if they were. So I guess I'm not actually worried, just curious. And annoyed at the Chesapeake Bay die-off, because spot are darn tasty.

[quamicauzilot]

I saw the map you created a few days ago, and then I found this via an article on Gizmodo.