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4.0 out of 5 stars
Most intriguing book,
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This review is from: Earthquakes and Animals: From Folk Legends to Science (Hardcover)
Most of us have heard about the alleged sensitivity of animals to imminent earthquakes. This Japanese academic author makes quite a persuasive case that the anecdotal material has a solid core of reality to it and the sensitivity is due to animal reaction to precursory low frequency electromagnetic waves generated underground from piezoelectric effects on quartz. He reports a good deal of substantiating laboratory tests. This is quite clearly presented for the cutting-edge science it is. My only reservation is some speculative parts
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Earthquakes and Animals: From Folk Legends to Science by M. Ikeya (Hardcover - June 2004)
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