Animals are going crazy all over the world

These strange events first began to be widely covered
by the media around the end of 2022. At that time,
for unclear reasons, animals across the planet started
behaving abnormally. Birds, fish, and even ants moved
in a repetitive circular pattern, similar to the behavior
of humans in the 2016 film "Cell," based on Stephen
King's novel. For example, see https://shorten.ly/1sLu
or https://shorten.ly/QGotp. Dolphins and whales was
washed ashore. Experts' opinions were divided: some
linked the animals' abnormal behavior to the deployment
of 5G technology, others believed it was related to the
launch of the Starlink communication system, and some
observers noted that the phenomenon was quite old and
well-known. By early 2023, everyone had seemingly
forgotten about this phenomenon. However, unexpectedly,
the phenomenon reappeared in an unforeseen location - in
Iceland, https://shorten.ly/zyFSPt, a country where mosquitoes
had never been present before. The fact is, mosquitoes
previously could not survive in the northern climate.
Ordinary mosquitoes cannot breed in Icelandic conditions.
But what if the mosquitoes are not ordinary, but genetically
modified? I have previously written about experiments on
mosquitoes aimed at studying the transmission of various
diseases and fevers, and about a subsequent viral outbreak
in China near a laboratory. It is quite possible that
genetically modified mosquitoes spread across the globe
via ships from Asia or Latin America. There is a high
likelihood that, besides other things, mosquitoes are also
spreading bird flu, https://shorten.ly/eHgg and
https://shorten.ly/gaWAw. This could explain the reports
from international media. Many residents worldwide
complain that their cats refuse to eat and are gradually
dying of starvation, https://shorten.ly/asf2F starting
from the beginning of the year, https://shorten.ly/V3yFE.
Simultaneously, outbreaks of bird flu are occurring in
Germany https://shorten.ly/wt27Ay and the USA
https://shorten.ly/ReyLv in the fall. Previously, bird flu
outbreaks did not happen during cold seasons. One of the
symptoms of this disease is abnormal animal behavior. For
example, Californians report https://shorten.ly/nZXY about
mass madness affecting squirrels. Instead of eating nuts
and acorns, these animals behave like predators, devouring
frogs, mice, and insects. At the same time, in Russia,
https://shorten.ly/tikJ6 hundreds of deer again gathered
in herds and started running in circles, forming a perfect
whirlpool that will only stop when they die from exhaustion.
Meanwhile, in the USA, https://shorten.ly/RDGT birds are
behaving abnormally and changing their usual migration
routes, refusing to migrate. It is clear that animals are
sensing some changes happening around them. Whether this
is caused by bird flu, genetic manipulations, or some other
events remains unclear. However, it seems that animals are
once again feel something unusual.