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35 Zoo Animals Freeze To Death In Northern Mexico
Yahoo! News reports 35 animals at a zoo in the northern Mexico state of Chihuahua have frozen to death during the region's coldest weather in six decades.
Serengeti Zoo owner Alberto Hernandez says 14 parrots, 13 serpents, five iguanas, two crocodiles and a capuchin monkey died.
Temperatures have dropped to 9 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 13 Celsius) in the area, the coldest weather in 60 years.
Today we have problems keeping the animals warm.
But will we be able to prevent humans from freezing to death tomorrow?
The solar wind pressure has dropped 20 percent since the mid-1990's.
And since 1950, the warm, saline surface waters inflow from the Gulf Stream has fallen by 20 percent.
Now the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has sped up the process of global weather change.
Spring and fall will disappear, summers will be short and winters longer and increasingly more frigid.
The global cooling causes food crops to die, and food sources are accordingly limited.
That is a major reason why governments in for example Tunisia and Egypt now face problems.
Donald Trump warns a loaf of bread will cost 25 dollars pretty soon, which is predicted in the Bible, and that will of course affect the political stability in the West as well.
The best way to combat the cooling trends is to speed up or at least maintain economic growth and to use energy like never before.
But when the stern ice age starts, it will only take a few months of the deep freeze to kill off both plants and animals.
Revelation 21:1 says, "and there was no more sea", and it refers to our oceans, which will become frozen.
Two years ago I wrote on New Testament News that the next Ice Age is predicted to start around 2014.
What lies ahead in the coming years is a global and very prolonged temperature drop.
It will get colder - a lot colder.
"Caelum et terra transibunt, verba vero mea non praeteribunt", Matthew 24:35.
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