Biblical. A Giant Cloud of Grasshoppers is Devastating the Argentine Crop fields

A devastating horde - of grasshoppers - which is decimating the fields of Argentina - 'The Cloud, is going to the northeast of the province of Santiago del Estero.

Government technicians recommend - the obvious - protect the fields (plantations). But how? The mass of insects reaches 5 km wide and 10 km long. The situation, unprecedented, began on Monday, July 27, 2015. 
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ARGENTINA. PROVÍNCIA DE SANTIAGO DEL ESTERO. The swarm of locusts is destroying the production of an important agricultural area of the province and in the horticulture sector, for example, losses are disastrous.

According to a survey conducted by the Dirección de Agricultura Provincial (Provincial Directorate of Agriculture), the phenomenon has affected the department of Bamda, Robles, Figueroa, Beltrán, Vilmer, Villa Hippolyta, Colonia El Simbolar, Colonia Jaime, Forres and other locations.

The species of locusts is not strange tothe  regional enviroment. Rather, it is common in the province: it is of the species called 'schitocerca.

The environmental engineer Guillermo Brim commented the case: The locusts have erratic route. They change of direction according the wind direction. (And who determines the winds's direction nowadays?)

The plague has already ravaged more than fifteen hundred acres of crops of vegetables like alfalfa, onions and carrots.

BWN COMMENTS: The prognosis of lack of alfalfa, mainly - is a big worry because this vegetable is an essential ingredient for the good feeding of all the communists governments that are ruling South America after to have kidnapped  the countries, the work power and money  from the peoples of that continent..

SOURCES

Impresionante invasión de langostas en Santiago del Estero

CLARIN/ARGENTINA, 30.07.2015

[http://www.clarin.com/sociedad/Impresionante-invasion-langostas-Santiago-Estero_0_1403259858.html]

Santiago del Estero: las langostas avanzan y temen más pérdidas

CLARIN/ARGENTINA, 31.07.2015

[http://www.clarin.com/sociedad/Santiago-Estero-langostas-avanzan-perdidas_0_1403859903.html]

Horrendous Worms - Another weird creatures found at Taiwan

TAIWAN. 2015, JULY. The video was originally posted on the website Live Leak, where information is scarce, what is very common on the Internet. The footage would have been made with a telephone in July 28, 2015, on the banks of a river in Taiwan.

The creatures, with their strange and frightening aspect, are animals of this planet. They are worms classified into two types: 1. nematomorpha (Nematomorpha) or 2. Gordiáceos (Gordiacea) worms.

 

The hair-worms are dangerous parasites and are a risk to the health of unsuspecting bathers in waters of rivers and lakes.  They can invade the human body  penetrating any cavity. And this, it must be very painful.


These worms - that are also called 'verme-crina-de-cavalo or even hair-worms belong to a family of parasites and exitem 331 known species of these beings.

Their size can vary: small, 5 cm or large reaching 1 meter in length. They are very thin, with a diameter measuring amid 1 to 3 millimeters. Inhabit salty and sweet waters of almost all parts of the world except Antarctica.

The gordiáceos are typical of freshwater and are considered semi-terrestrial animals - like these that appear in the video. Their presence on the rocks, in the landscape - indicates that, in fact, the site is located along a river.

The language also confirms that the place is a country in the Far East, Asia - where exist about 100 known species of this worm.

The fact that a group of these animals be observed in this situation, writhing on the rocks, far from the water for much time may indicate some sort of contamination / imbalance / environmental poisoning. 

SOURCES

¿Extraños gusanos o simples cables pelados? Mira lo que encontraron en Taiwán
RPP/PERU, 30.07.2015
[http://www.rpp.com.pe/2015-07-30-youtube--extranos-gusanos-o-simples-cables-pelados-mira-lo-que-encontraron-en-taiwan-noticia_821718.html]
Saitenwürmer (Nematomorpha)
WIKIPEDIA/alemão, 01.08.2015
[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saitenwürmer]