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The Cutest Budgie Ever – Video

ForUsToBe — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 08:34:19 +0000

Budgies are very friendly and adorable pets. They like companionship and like to play. We found this video of a cute budgie trying to climb a tennis ball.

Mysterius Deaths All Over The World

ForUsToBe — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 11:02:06 +0000

Dead birds, fish and now crabs. More and more animals are being found dead as the mysterious spate of mass animals deaths have turned into a global phenomenon.

Doomsday believers got more signs of the apocalypse on Wednesday, as reports of mass animal deaths continued to emerge around the world.

Ever since residents of Beebe, Ark., woke up on New Year’s Day to thousands of blackbirds that had dropped mysteriously from the sky, other sudden animal deaths have been reported furiously around the world. In a nearby Arkansas town, thousands of fish washed ashore on Monday. On Tuesday, another 500 blackbirds were found dead in Baton Rouge, La.

Now, more than 40,000 Velvet swimming crabs have wound up dead on England beaches. The possible reason? Hypothermia.

But, it seems sudden bird deaths occur more often than one would think. About 500 million to 1 billion birds are killed every year and mass deaths have been noted about 16 times in the past 20 years.

Cold water was also labeled the culprit in the deaths of millions of fish in Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay this week.

That may be the result of climate change and global warming — this winter marked the chilliest December to hit Britain in 120 years.

So in the end, is it apocalypse or just a normal occurrence with some strange side effects?

On New Years Eve Thousands Of Birds Fell From The Sky

ForUsToBe — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 12:46:51 +0000

The mystery is unraveling like scenes from a movie, dozens of U.S. Environmental Services crews spent the day picking up the birds, walking between homes and climbing on roofs with protective hazmat suits and breathing masks.

Officials with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission flew over the area and determined it’s a one mile stretch. There are a variety of dead black birds, mostly red winged and a duck was also found.

No one has been evacuated because the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) air test came back clean for toxins.

Officials will confirm their findings when they get the test results, until then they are giving these possible scenarios: lightning, stress, high altitude hail or startled by fireworks, but neighbors just want answers.

The birds should be cleaned up by Sunday. Game and Fish Commission’s Karen Rowe says poisoning doesn’t appear to be the case and strange events similar to this have occurred across the globe a number of times. Why? They do not know!