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Do Animals Really Detect Earthquakes Before Humans? Science Seeks the Answer
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Earthquakes can have devastating effects on different populations and environments, including structural damage, such as collapses of buildings, bridges and infrastructure, human losses and secondary disasters such as tsunamis, landslides and fires. Given their consequences, humans have always shown concern about trying to detect such violent movements of the ground before they happen. Animals have long been said to detect earthquakes before hum…
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