Can animals and plants predict rain?

Do animals and plants have the ability to predict "natural and man-made disasters"? Animals and plants predict that "man-made disasters" can only be seen in literary works, but not in reality; However, the ability of animals and plants to predict "natural disasters" is often reported in newspapers. Many scientists have done a lot of observation and research on this problem.

Earthquake is one of the most serious natural disasters. Until today, mankind has not found an effective method to predict earthquakes completely. However, it has been found that many animals often have abnormal reactions before major earthquakes.

The abnormal situation of animals, people and the masses can be summarized in a few words in the disaster:

Animals have signs before earthquakes, so it is very important to prevent and treat them by groups.

Cattle, sheep, mules and horses don't enter the stables, and pigs don't eat dogs and bite people.

Ducks don't go into the water and make noise on the shore, but chickens fly up the tree and scream loudly.

The snake came out of the hole in the ice and snow, and the mouse ran with the mouse in its mouth.

The rabbit jumped and bumped, and the fish jumped into the water.

Bees are moving noisily, but pigeons are too scared to fly back to their nests.

Every household observes and reports any abnormality.

There are many examples of predicting earthquakes by observing animals' responses before earthquakes, such as:

1976 The day before the Tangshan earthquake, villagers in Wangdongzhuang, Luannan County, Tangshan area saw big mice running around in the cotton field with little mice biting their tails in turn and following them in a string. At that time, someone said, "When a mouse moves, it dares not move." There is a dog in Duangezhuang, Tangshan City. The night before the earthquake, it just wouldn't let its owner sleep. As soon as the master lay down, he came into the room and shouted, and the master drove him away. He called into the room again and even bit the owner. The master was very angry, picked up a stick and chased him out of the door, and then a big earthquake happened.

In China, the prediction of earthquakes by using pre-exhibition animal anomalies has achieved good results.

1967 On the morning of July 18, the keeper of Tianjin People's Park found loach and tortoise tumbling up and down. Swan feet in the air, just don't go into the water; The Siberian tiger is listless and dull; Tibetan yak rolled on the ground. They immediately reported to the Municipal Earthquake Office and put forward their predictions. Results An earthquake of magnitude 7.4 occurred in Bohai Sea that afternoon.

It is found that mimosa can predict the occurrence of earthquakes. The leaves of mimosa are arranged neatly and symmetrically. If you gently touch the tip of its leaf, the whole leaf will close quickly, just like a girl with low eyebrows. Usually, mimosa leaves open during the day and close at night. Branches and leaves stretch 30 minutes before sunrise and gather 30 minutes after sunset, which is very regular. If it is unconventional, it means that nature will change. This change is likely to be a precursor to an earthquake. It has been observed that if there is going to be a big earthquake within 60 kilometers around, the mimosa will change its behavior about 40 minutes ago and close its leaves during the day. Besides earthquakes, mimosa can also predict typhoons, approaching low pressure, thunderstorm attacks, fire outbreaks and so on.

1976, an earthquake of magnitude 7.8 occurred in Tangshan. Before the earthquake, dead branches and yellow leaves had appeared in the front 20 cm of willow trees in a place in Chuanfangyu, Jixian County. In addition, it has been found that when trees appear abnormal phenomena such as heavy flowers (secondary flowering), heavy fruits (secondary fruiting) or sudden withering and death, it may be that an earthquake is about to happen. There are also some plants that can forecast the weather, such as drought, rainstorm, cloudy day and sunny day. In addition 150 years, Cyclobalanopsis masi, Xincheng County, Guangxi. On sunny days, the leaves are dark green; It will rain and the leaves will turn red; It cleared up after the rain, and the leaves turned dark green again. A plant called Hesitant Flower, if it is in full bloom, it will be sunny the next day. If Bloom is listless, the next day may be bad weather.

There are many examples that animals and plants can predict earthquakes, weather and environmental changes. However, the abnormal reactions of animals and plants are not all caused by earthquakes, but also by weather changes, seasonal changes, changes in living environment, improper feeding, fright or other physiological changes. Therefore, the research on the relationship between animals and plants and earthquakes is still in the exploratory stage. Although some causal links have been discovered, the mystery is far from being fully understood.