The Arkansas Dead Fish And Bird Mystery - Part 2

Dead blackbird

This is a follow up to yesterday's article "The Arkansas Dead Fish And Bird Mystery." As stated in the article, only one species of bird and fish were found dead in different locations in Arkansas. Why didn't a variety of birds fall in the same area. Why didn't a variety of fish die in the same area.

There is technology in the testing stages that can target mosquitoes with malaria, as a means of preserving human life, in select regions of the world that are suffering from high casualties, due to the disease. It targets the animal by its genetic code and zaps it in the air.

When the recent mystery regarding the blackbird, then drum fish deaths occurred in Arkansas, it brought the technology to mind. What if someone in the government is misusing it on non-deadly animals as an experiment.

The Arkansas Dead Fish And Bird Mystery

Dead black bird

The mystery of 5,000 dead black birds and 100,000 deceased drum fish in the U.S. State of Arkansas is quite suspicious. The animals were brutally killed and in large numbers. Why was it only one species of bird and fish were targeted. It lends the appearance of an experiment. Could it be that unit within the CIA that does what it pleases.

STORY SOURCE

New Year's Surprise: 4000 Dead Blackbirds

Jersey Shore - Can Hair Gel Kill Fish

"Jersey Shore" cast

According to reports, tens of thousands of fish have died in New Jersey. Immediately, the Judiciary Report wondered if the excessive use of hair gel, by the beach going cast of MTV's "Jersey Shore" caused the fish massacre, much like in the following commercial:

However, local scientists are hypothesizing the problem is due to low oxygen levels, caused by warmer temperatures in the region.

RELATED ARTICLE

Obama's Secret Service Bullies Jersey Shore Vendor

Obama Mocked At Jersey Shore Amusement Park

Internet: Did Obama Get Snooki Arrested

Obama Lied About Not Knowing Who Snooki Is

Snooki Slams Obama

STORY SOURCE

Tens of thousands of dead fish washed ashore along the Delaware Bay in southern New Jersey