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日本ファクトチェックセンターScience & space

イワシやクジラの漂着は地震の影響

Publisher’s rating: 根拠不明

The review found no data or evidence linking sardine, whale, or dolphin strandings to earthquakes. It reports that sardine strandings can occur when large schools approach shore amid rough weather, rapid water-temperature changes, or predators.

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Video of water spouting out of cracks on a road in India.

Publisher’s rating: FALSE

The video is from Guatemala, not India. The review says heavy rains on 12 September 2024 damaged a pipe beneath National Route CA-9 near Kilometer 14, causing the water to spout onto the road.

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