Earthquakes and animals : from folk legends to science / Motoji Ikeya.
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- 9789812832696
- 9812832696
- 9781299604841
- 1299604846
- Earthquake prediction
- Animal populations -- Climatic factors
- Extrasensory perception in animals
- Animal behavior
- Tremblements de terre -- Prévision
- Animaux -- Populations -- Facteurs climatiques
- Perception extrasensorielle chez les animaux
- NATURE -- Earthquakes & Volcanoes
- SCIENCE -- Earth Sciences -- Seismology & Volcanism
- Earthquake prediction
- Animal populations -- Climatic factors
- Extrasensory perception in animals
- Animal behavior
- 551.22 22
- QE538.8
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 271-282) and index.
1. Legends of unusual phenomena before earthquakes -- wisdom or superstition? -- 2. Precursors before recent earthquakes -- Kobe, Izmit, Taiwan and India -- 3. Earth sciences and electromagnetism -- 4. Unusual animal behavior : I -- what do they detect? -- electric field effects -- 5. Unusual animal behavior : II -- rock compression and increased animal activity -- 6. Unusual plant responses before earthquakes -- 7. Atmospheric precursors -- earthquake light, clouds, sun, moon, stars and rainbows -- 8. Precursor phenomena -- on land, sea and elsewhere -- 9. Mysteries before earthquakes : the behavior of electric appliances -- 10. Forecasting using animal monitoring -- 11. Monitoring seismo-electromagnetic signals (SEMS) -- a general survey -- 12. Summary.
"Earthquakes and Animals places in front of the reader the simple laboratory evidence of the behavior of animals, plants and objects when they are subjected to intense electromagnetic pulses - of the kind created by rocks under stress before an earthquake. In many cases they behave in ways that have been recorded for centuries - and are still reported today - as earthquake-related." "Written for both the general public and scientists, Earthquakes and Animals demonstrates, using many experiments, that the old earthquake legends are probably rare natural phenomena. It also adds tantalisingly to the science of earthquake forecasting and cautiously suggests a legitimate new field of study - Electromagnetic Seismology."--Jacket.
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