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Can animals predict natural disasters?

    The tsunami disaster killed over 30,000 people in

Sri Lanka. However, almost all local elephants, deer and

other wild animals survived the monstrous attack of the

tidal waves. It’s worth mentioning that only one wild boar

5 of 2,000 animals of an Indian reserve was killed in the

2004 tsunami disaster.

    According to US biologists, 14 sharks, which were

kept under regular observation for several years, had

left their usual places of living 12 hours before Charlie

10 hurricane hit Florida. The sharks disappeared in deep

waters of the ocean and returned only two weeks later,

although they have never left their natural habitat before.

    Animals obviously know something that humans

can never comprehend or learn. The 2004 tsunami

15 disaster made scientists look deeper into the mystery.

Researchers have already proved that different animal

species living all over the world possess the surprising

ability to envisage natural catastrophes.

    Unlike humans, wild animals can perceive a lot

20 more information about the world around them. Their

senses are a lot better, they can sense vibrations at

huge distances; even a slight change in the atmospheric

pressure will not remain unnoticed for animals. Their major

advantage is an ability to read and see natural warnings,

25 which helps them avoid the storm of nature.

    Scientists also noticed that wild animals have a

much better reaction to imminent dangers in comparison

with domestic animals. Domestic animals live under the

strong influence of human culture, which is made of a

30 system of rules, taboos and physiological delicacies. It

is not ruled out that a human being used to be as sensitive

to natural changes as wild animals are now. Ancient

people probably had this animal instinct as well: perhaps

they knew where to run and hide in order to save

35 themselves from earthquakes or volcano eruptions.

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TEXTO:

Can animals predict natural disasters?

    The tsunami disaster killed over 30,000 people in

Sri Lanka. However, almost all local elephants, deer and

other wild animals survived the monstrous attack of the

tidal waves. It’s worth mentioning that only one wild boar

5 of 2,000 animals of an Indian reserve was killed in the

2004 tsunami disaster.

    According to US biologists, 14 sharks, which were

kept under regular observation for several years, had

left their usual places of living 12 hours before Charlie

10 hurricane hit Florida. The sharks disappeared in deep

waters of the ocean and returned only two weeks later,

although they have never left their natural habitat before.

    Animals obviously know something that humans

can never comprehend or learn. The 2004 tsunami

15 disaster made scientists look deeper into the mystery.

Researchers have already proved that different animal

species living all over the world possess the surprising

ability to envisage natural catastrophes.

    Unlike humans, wild animals can perceive a lot

20 more information about the world around them. Their

senses are a lot better, they can sense vibrations at

huge distances; even a slight change in the atmospheric

pressure will not remain unnoticed for animals. Their major

advantage is an ability to read and see natural warnings,

25 which helps them avoid the storm of nature.

    Scientists also noticed that wild animals have a

much better reaction to imminent dangers in comparison

with domestic animals. Domestic animals live under the

strong influence of human culture, which is made of a

30 system of rules, taboos and physiological delicacies. It

is not ruled out that a human being used to be as sensitive

to natural changes as wild animals are now. Ancient

people probably had this animal instinct as well: perhaps

they knew where to run and hide in order to save

35 themselves from earthquakes or volcano eruptions.

CAN, animals predict natural disasters? Disponível em:

TEXTO:

Can animals predict natural disasters?

    The tsunami disaster killed over 30,000 people in

Sri Lanka. However, almost all local elephants, deer and

other wild animals survived the monstrous attack of the

tidal waves. It’s worth mentioning that only one wild boar

5 of 2,000 animals of an Indian reserve was killed in the

2004 tsunami disaster.

    According to US biologists, 14 sharks, which were

kept under regular observation for several years, had

left their usual places of living 12 hours before Charlie

10 hurricane hit Florida. The sharks disappeared in deep

waters of the ocean and returned only two weeks later,

although they have never left their natural habitat before.

    Animals obviously know something that humans

can never comprehend or learn. The 2004 tsunami

15 disaster made scientists look deeper into the mystery.

Researchers have already proved that different animal

species living all over the world possess the surprising

ability to envisage natural catastrophes.

    Unlike humans, wild animals can perceive a lot

20 more information about the world around them. Their

senses are a lot better, they can sense vibrations at

huge distances; even a slight change in the atmospheric

pressure will not remain unnoticed for animals. Their major

advantage is an ability to read and see natural warnings,

25 which helps them avoid the storm of nature.

    Scientists also noticed that wild animals have a

much better reaction to imminent dangers in comparison

with domestic animals. Domestic animals live under the

strong influence of human culture, which is made of a

30 system of rules, taboos and physiological delicacies. It

is not ruled out that a human being used to be as sensitive

to natural changes as wild animals are now. Ancient

people probably had this animal instinct as well: perhaps

they knew where to run and hide in order to save

35 themselves from earthquakes or volcano eruptions.

CAN, animals predict natural disasters? Disponível em:

TEXTO:

Can animals predict natural disasters?

    The tsunami disaster killed over 30,000 people in

Sri Lanka. However, almost all local elephants, deer and

other wild animals survived the monstrous attack of the

tidal waves. It’s worth mentioning that only one wild boar

5 of 2,000 animals of an Indian reserve was killed in the

2004 tsunami disaster.

    According to US biologists, 14 sharks, which were

kept under regular observation for several years, had

left their usual places of living 12 hours before Charlie

10 hurricane hit Florida. The sharks disappeared in deep

waters of the ocean and returned only two weeks later,

although they have never left their natural habitat before.

    Animals obviously know something that humans

can never comprehend or learn. The 2004 tsunami

15 disaster made scientists look deeper into the mystery.

Researchers have already proved that different animal

species living all over the world possess the surprising

ability to envisage natural catastrophes.

    Unlike humans, wild animals can perceive a lot

20 more information about the world around them. Their

senses are a lot better, they can sense vibrations at

huge distances; even a slight change in the atmospheric

pressure will not remain unnoticed for animals. Their major

advantage is an ability to read and see natural warnings,

25 which helps them avoid the storm of nature.

    Scientists also noticed that wild animals have a

much better reaction to imminent dangers in comparison

with domestic animals. Domestic animals live under the

strong influence of human culture, which is made of a

30 system of rules, taboos and physiological delicacies. It

is not ruled out that a human being used to be as sensitive

to natural changes as wild animals are now. Ancient

people probably had this animal instinct as well: perhaps

they knew where to run and hide in order to save

35 themselves from earthquakes or volcano eruptions.

CAN, animals predict natural disasters? Disponível em:

TEXTO:

Can animals predict natural disasters?

    The tsunami disaster killed over 30,000 people in

Sri Lanka. However, almost all local elephants, deer and

other wild animals survived the monstrous attack of the

tidal waves. It’s worth mentioning that only one wild boar

5 of 2,000 animals of an Indian reserve was killed in the

2004 tsunami disaster.

    According to US biologists, 14 sharks, which were

kept under regular observation for several years, had

left their usual places of living 12 hours before Charlie

10 hurricane hit Florida. The sharks disappeared in deep

waters of the ocean and returned only two weeks later,

although they have never left their natural habitat before.

    Animals obviously know something that humans

can never comprehend or learn. The 2004 tsunami

15 disaster made scientists look deeper into the mystery.

Researchers have already proved that different animal

species living all over the world possess the surprising

ability to envisage natural catastrophes.

    Unlike humans, wild animals can perceive a lot

20 more information about the world around them. Their

senses are a lot better, they can sense vibrations at

huge distances; even a slight change in the atmospheric

pressure will not remain unnoticed for animals. Their major

advantage is an ability to read and see natural warnings,

25 which helps them avoid the storm of nature.

    Scientists also noticed that wild animals have a

much better reaction to imminent dangers in comparison

with domestic animals. Domestic animals live under the

strong influence of human culture, which is made of a

30 system of rules, taboos and physiological delicacies. It

is not ruled out that a human being used to be as sensitive

to natural changes as wild animals are now. Ancient

people probably had this animal instinct as well: perhaps

they knew where to run and hide in order to save

35 themselves from earthquakes or volcano eruptions.

CAN, animals predict natural disasters? Disponível em:

TEXTO:

Can animals predict natural disasters?

    The tsunami disaster killed over 30,000 people in

Sri Lanka. However, almost all local elephants, deer and

other wild animals survived the monstrous attack of the

tidal waves. It’s worth mentioning that only one wild boar

5 of 2,000 animals of an Indian reserve was killed in the

2004 tsunami disaster.

    According to US biologists, 14 sharks, which were

kept under regular observation for several years, had

left their usual places of living 12 hours before Charlie

10 hurricane hit Florida. The sharks disappeared in deep

waters of the ocean and returned only two weeks later,

although they have never left their natural habitat before.

    Animals obviously know something that humans

can never comprehend or learn. The 2004 tsunami

15 disaster made scientists look deeper into the mystery.

Researchers have already proved that different animal

species living all over the world possess the surprising

ability to envisage natural catastrophes.

    Unlike humans, wild animals can perceive a lot

20 more information about the world around them. Their

senses are a lot better, they can sense vibrations at

huge distances; even a slight change in the atmospheric

pressure will not remain unnoticed for animals. Their major

advantage is an ability to read and see natural warnings,

25 which helps them avoid the storm of nature.

    Scientists also noticed that wild animals have a

much better reaction to imminent dangers in comparison

with domestic animals. Domestic animals live under the

strong influence of human culture, which is made of a

30 system of rules, taboos and physiological delicacies. It

is not ruled out that a human being used to be as sensitive

to natural changes as wild animals are now. Ancient

people probably had this animal instinct as well: perhaps

they knew where to run and hide in order to save

35 themselves from earthquakes or volcano eruptions.

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