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Can any scientist explain this? (Not someone getting paid to regurgitate a political narrative, please, but a real scientist)

14,881,268 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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Matt Wallacevor 3 Jahren

They saw Hillary scuba diving in her kill suit and took off full speed the opposite direction

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7th_Signvor 3 Jahren

Not a scientist - but.. My bet is something in the water is creating some type of sound waves. Drilling rigs, submarine sonar, ect..

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Bret Weinsteinvor 3 Jahren

I’ll bet they are cooperating driving fish into the shallows where they can’t escape. I’d predict this pod uses this location, and that they have refined the technique.

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Irrelevant Mantis Opinionvor 3 Jahren

Not sure if this was an accident or if they did it on porpoise.

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Amiri Kingvor 3 Jahren

Hey James! I’m a Marine Biologist with an expertise in Oceanography. What you are seeing here is a group of Blue Dolphin Whales during spawn season where they will ride the tide and beach themselves on shore in a process called ‘simophering.’ I’m just kidding I work at Wendy’s.

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DLM 💜🌷🦜🌷💜vor 3 Jahren

The pod is herding fish and misjudged the depth of the inlet. Many dolphins will beach their prey and end up beaching themselves, and are sometimes attracted by fishing activity. At first, they’re hunting. Then, they’re panicking a li’l.

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Bloomverse.vor 3 Jahren

Hello! Scientist here, that sir, is Spanish.

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Catherine Runnalsvor 3 Jahren

For decades scientists have known that naval sonar can have a detrimental impact on marine life. The sound is so intense that marine mammals will swim hundreds of miles, dive incredibly deep, or even beach themselves in an attempt to flee the unbearable din. Humans have a way of destroying this planet and it’s occupants on land and sea.

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Bayou TDvor 3 Jahren

My scientific explanation, they followed the wrong leader…

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JCvor 3 Jahren

I'm not an expert, James, but I believe the phenomenon you're referring to is related to sonar. When boats or submarines use sonar, it can inadvertently drive groups of animals toward the shore as they try to escape from the sound. It's similar to how you would react if someone used a sound-based weapon on you – you would cover your ears and run. In essence, it's a comparable situation, in my humble opinion. Here is an article on this (There are more):

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