(April 30) Bats are an economic boon worth approximately $23 billion per year but they are dying fast. Of the 10,000 bats that have hibernated in an abandoned mine, only about 200 are still alive. Durham’s bats became infected with White Nose Syndrome, a mysterious disease that’s killing off bat colonies at an alarming rate from Vermont to Virginia. 
(April 30) Large number of dead sardines were apparently deposited at high tide and were scattered for more than a kilometre on Calangute beach, Goa’s most famous tourist spot. Goa is India’s smallest state by area.
(April 29) A second gray whale has been found dead in Puget Sound, Washington State. A whale expert says it’s a little unusual to have two dead gray whales in Puget Sound at the same time.
(April 21) More than 25 dead ducks were found along the edge of Crescent Lake in St. Petersburg, Florida. Few days later, dead fish started floating to the surface. A necropsy found duck virus enteritis, which spreads easily in droppings but not to humans.
(April 22) At least a dozen leopard sharks have been found dead or dying in bayfront lagoons in Redwood City, putting local researchers on alert for some kind of infection or toxic discharge in San Francisco Bay.
(April 22) Fifteen dead sharks were found on the north ends of Longboat Key and Anna Maria Island in Manatee County, Florida. ”There are no obvious signs of damage from fishing or net damage or anything like that.” said a staff Scientist at the Center for Shark Research at MOTE Marine Laboratory.
(April 21) There were thousands and thousands of dead European Carp Fish on the water and line the banks metres deep in a dam at Big Warrambool in Victoria, Australia.
(April 18) Hundreds of fish were found dead in Ventura Harbor. This is the second large fish kill in Southern California this year.
(April 18) Ailing sea lions and dead dolphins continued to make news on Southern California beaches. Experts suspect domain acid in the deaths and strandings. This neurotoxin was also detected in the 2.5 million sardines that suffocated in King Harbor in March.
(April 15) A massive fish kill along the shores of Lake Champlain in New York. Vermont Fish and Wildlife biologists estimate that tens of thousands of the nonnative species have died due to stress caused by frigid temperatures.
(April 13) At least fourteen green turtles were found dead, washed up on beaches in Boyne Island and Tannum Sands near the mouth of the Boyne River in Queensland, Australia. Necropsies have been conducted with the results ruling out boat strikes, starvation and traditional hunting as the cause of death.
(April 12) Sixteen long-nosed dolphins were washed ashore dead at three places along the Puducherry coast in India. It has raised concern among environmentalists as it is the 20th instance in 16 months of protected marine mammals being washed ashore dead or alive.
(April 8) A central Kansas family collected about 50 birds from their driveway and yard. It started with one or two birds tumbling to the ground.
(April 8) Dead fish were popping up in ponds and reservoirs across Connecticut, and while it’s a natural occurrence, it’s more widespread thanks to this year’s winter weather.
(Apri 7) Hundreds of dead fish lined the banks of a cove along the Des Moines River near Eddyville, Iowa.
(April 7) Dolphins with some oil from that spilled on their bodies were washed ashore in east Louisiana. According to NOAA data, 293 dolphins have washed up dead in the Gulf of Mexico since the April 20 spill, a major increase compared with an average of 74 dolphins per year in the previous decade. A recent study of dolphin deaths showed the true number of mortalities is probably 50 times what is recovered.
(April 6) Hundreds of dead fish washed up on Schmidt Lake in Plymouth,Minnesota or floating in the shallow water. Likely explanation: Early, heavy snow piles up on the ice, making it impossible for sunlight to reach the bottom of a lake. The lack of natural light then keeps plant life from creating oxygen. If the winter is long enough, and the heavy snow lasts, fish eventually run out of oxygen to breathe and die.
(April 5) Hundreds of fish died in a Northside pond in Jacksonville, Florida. Residents suspected toxic chemicals from a construction site the reason behind mass fish death.
(April 2) Recent deaths of sea turtles, all of which are included on the Endangered Species list, include 6 in Alabama, 10 in Louisiana, and 50 in Mississippi. Some 400 sea turtle deaths were reported in the five months after the BP oil spill last April. Like the dolphin strandings this year, it’s likely that many more turtles have died and will never be found.
END TIMES TRUTH
Revelation 12:12 “Therefore rejoice, O heavens, and you who dwell in them! Woe to the earth and the sea, for the Devil has come down to you with great fury, because he knows he has a short time.”
Woe to this planet because you see what Satan Dawn Lucifer has caused to happen to a once beautiful earth over his rebellion. And woe to the people of this planet, but also to the sea literally. This is because the life within the seas of this planet are threatened by extinction over the constant pollution by mankind under Satan’s headship.
In the Great Flood, everything in the sea was spared that did not breath like we do, but this time, everything in the seas are going to either wash ashore or create the largest cesspool of dead carcasses in the history of creation; thanks to drilling for oil and the dumping of toxic waste including nerve gas. Back in Noah’s postflood era, Yahweh’s angels (Cherubic Order) replanted and brought back much of what was lost at that global flood; this time the seas themselves will not be spared; great whales and every sort of sea life will soon be floating on the oceans with the stench rising to the heavens. The seas require a miracle to bring future life back to them. Just as Yahweh replenished the earth after the Great Flood, much of the sea life will have to be replaced after Armageddon.
