Gang Of Feral Cats Attack Woman, Dog In France

This could have something to do with increasing planet-wide Methane and Hydrogen Sulfide emissions that are emerging through the sea floor and other bodies of water. Methane has its own varied and terrifying set of dangers that are brilliantly discussed at http://jumpingjackflashhypothesis.blogspot.com/ but Hydrogen Sulfide introduces another set of complications, including that it is neurotoxic. In people it doesn’t kill outright, it has been known to induce ferocious, wildly irrational, even cannibalistic behavior. Remember the Miami cannibal attack? There had just been a tropical storm or a hurricane that moved through the area, and it’s likely that Methane and Hydrogen Sulfide were stirred up from the ocean floor. Rudy Eugene could have been experiencing psychosis from exposure to this neurotoxic gas. There were no “bath salts” found in his system. Only marijuana. Needless to say, Hydrogen Sulfide can have similar effects on animals, even beloved household pets who suddenly, inexplicably turn violent. Some think that insects, like bees, can even be affected. So don’t be so quick to blame the species of animal, or whether or not they’re feral. This planet is providing us with deadly exposure to Methane and Hydrogen Sulfide, upping the numbers of beloved family pets suddenly turning violent, and increasing unusual explosions and fires, sudden deaths in low-lying or coastal areas, spontaneous combustion, etc. For more information visit the link I provided above.