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Oarfish Sightings spark Earthquake Fears Amid July 5th Disaster Prophecy
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Across Asia and the Pacific, recent sightings of the elusive oarfish are causing unease. this deep-sea creature, also known as the “doomsday fish,” is believed in some cultures to be a harbinger of earthquakes and other natural disasters.The timing of these appearances coincides with a prediction of a major catastrophe expected around July 5th, 2025, further fueling public anxiety.
The Legend of the Doomsday Fish
The giant oarfish (Regalecus glesne) is the world’s longest bony fish, dwelling in the depths of tropical and temperate oceans, typically between 660 and 3,300 feet below the surface [2].Encounters with this ribbon-like fish are rare,but when they occur,they often trigger ancient beliefs. According to folklore, particularly in Japan, the oarfish rises to the surface before seismic events [3].
Did You Know? The first documented video of a live oarfish in it’s natural habitat was captured in 2010 by scientists from Louisiana State university at a depth of approximately 1,640 feet Wikipedia.
Recent Sightings and Rising Concerns
In Tamil Nadu, India, a group of men filmed themselves holding a nine-meter oarfish. Sightings have also been reported in Australia and New Zealand,including one headless specimen,adding to the disquiet India TV News.
These incidents have amplified fears related to a prophecy made by Japanese manga artist Ryo Tatsuki
