Dead fish 'as far as the eye can see' (PHOTOS)

09 Jun 2011 08:36p.m.

Tabi wrote:

Bible prophecy!!! Dead birds, beasts, & fish... Read your bible!!!

02 Feb 2011 12:29a.m.

Mar wrote:

I too think this is not a act of a human. These things have been happening all around the world... its a phenomenon. Massive amounts of fish have in these 'carpet' described amounts of fish have been showing up in other parts of the world and also hundreds of cattle dying and birds falling dead out of the sky...

10 Jan 2011 10:48a.m.

Tragic wrote:

A fishing boat dumping over quota catch... what a disgusting waste of this precious resource

08 Jan 2011 12:20p.m.

nito wrote:

I think the bush adminnistration caused all this with war and the burning fumes of oil destroying our ozone layer more causing diffrent climate changes in the world,they don't want to panick the world with the begging of the end of our humanity,maybe the mayas were right 2012 is around the corner is the goverment preparingg to salvbage what they can life diffrent speceis ec.may god bless the earth and spare us cause we can ghange we have choice

08 Jan 2011 10:04a.m.

J wrote:

There is more on strange animal death all around world. http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=201817256339889828327.0004991bca25af104a22b

08 Jan 2011 09:41a.m.

Gareth wrote:

Dont belive all of what you are told all you need to do is look alittle further and you will find the truth
the nz Hearld had an artical written on the 16th of december called (Drifting snapper catch hauled in) the ministry of fisheries have allready spoken to the skipper of the boat so i dont understand why they are continuing the mistery

07 Jan 2011 12:33p.m.

H wrote:

Yes, fireworks, powerlines & even cold water as the 'experts' are suggesting, have all been around for quite some time, no? Many of the snapper had no eyes, and the birds had brain haemorrages... This reminds me of two docos that screened in the Reel Earth Film Festival 2008 (thank goodness for alternatives to TV). One, 'Sounds of the Seas' about dolphins brain haemorraging & whales beaching from military ships sonar (http://www.onlinefilm.de/-/film/33320); the other, 'Dangerous Catch', an episode from National Geographic channel showing fish washing up en masse from underwater 'explosions' of built up sulphuric(??) gas - resulting from OVERFISHING (the plankton builds up with no fish to eat it, rots, creates gas, explodes, kills all the remaining fish.........) (Ad: http://natgeotv.com/in/strange-days-on-planet-earth-oceans-dangerous-catch/videos/dangerous-catch). Powerlines? Fireworks? Cold water...? Come on TV3/corporate media... we're not all as stupid as you treat us.

07 Jan 2011 08:04a.m.

Adam wrote:

Shane: Don't feel bad. The kiwis they interviewed probably had smarter things to say, like "Power lines, fireworks? Do you think I was born yesterday?"

06 Jan 2011 07:53p.m.

Matt wrote:

They don't look undersized? I would like to know exactly where these fish washed up though. I strongly feel the water in the Coromandel is too polluted and has caused diseased fish and contaminated shell fish. My grandparents live there and all of their friends including themselves, who all eat from the sea, are either are dead or are dying from cancer. Seafoods are supposed to be a very healthy food source? The water needs to be throughly checked and we should find the polluting source. If I had the money I would investigate myself and not wait for the council/government to act!

06 Jan 2011 10:06a.m.

shane wrote:

Are you serious? our local fish die and it gets maybe 20 seconds, some birds and fish die in some other country and it gets over a minute. Good reporting by TV3