The earthquakes often attack without prior notice, but in the animal kingdom, some creatures seem to feel the danger before it arrives. There are 10 animals that respond early to an earthquake.
Dogs: They can detect high frequency sounds, such as subtle movements of underground rocks and small terrestrial vibrations caused by seismic waves. (Image: File Photo)
Cattle: Their greatest sensitivity to environmental changes allows them to detect subtle terrestrial vibrations and atmospheric changes long before humans can. (Image: File Photo)
Elephants: It has been observed that elephants move away from danger long before earthquakes, probably detecting low frequency vibrations through the ground with their sensitive feet. (Image: File Photo)
Cats: They can hide or act restless before tremors, collecting subtle vibrations in the soil and changes in air pressure. Their high senses allow them to detect earthquakes before humans. (Image: File Photo)
Sapos: As reported, toads have demonstrated a strange capacity to detect seismic activities before it occurs. (AI generated)
Centípedos: It is believed that they have an exceptional capacity to detect changes in their environment, including seismic activity such as earthquakes. (Image: File Photo)
Snakes: They tend to become more active or move away from their usual points before an earthquake. They can detect vibrations and chemical changes in the environment that warn them of imminent earthquakes. (Image: File Photo)
Rats: They often flee from their burrows or show nervous behavior before earthquakes. Their strong sense of smell and hearing alert them to environmental changes. (Image: File Photo)
Bees: They leave their hives prematurely before seismic events, reacting to vibrations and atmospheric changes. His complex communication helps the colony quickly respond to danger. (Image: File Photo)
Birds: Many birds fly erratically or leave their nests before an earthquake, responding to changes in atmospheric pressure or terrestrial vibrations. Their ability to feel these first signs helps them avoid danger. (Image: File Photo)
