Millions of Shellfish Beached in Karachi Pakistan – Why?

The Intel Hub

By TheAvalonRoundTable

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July 17, 2010 17:00 EST

Earth’s Magnetic Field changing attributed to Shellfish Beaching in the Millions

A mysterious event has been occurring over the last 48 hours in Karachi, Pakistan.

Millions of shellfish (mollusks) are being found at Clifton Beach, a beach in Karachi, Pakistan located on the Arabian Sea.

A YouTube Video #1 and #2 documenting this ongoing event describes the scene as having been repeating for the last few days, with millions of shellfish washing up along Clifton Beach. According to the narrative in the video, in 2009, dolphins were beaching themselves on the beach and when attempts were made to guide them back into the sea, they chose not to return. It is interesting to note, no MSM covering this event as of yet.

Clifton Beach, Saddar Town, was the world’s most popular silver-sand beach and health resort during 20th century, but, in 2003, it was affected by an oil spill.

The narrator of this video offers some hypothesis why this is happening, one of which is a Geomagnetic Storm or some variation in the Earth’s Magnetic Field. This theory might sound strange, but there is a great deal of study and research pointing to the fact that many mammals and life use magnetic field for navigation and location. One such study is a recent finding by the University of North Carolina, whose news article Magnetic Orientation and Navigation in Marine Turtles, Lobsters, and Molluscs, by Department of Biology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27599, describes their research with the following,