If you go to the above link that I got this article of mine you will notice that it begins with an image about dolphins turning a river into blood as a sign of this coming war with Russian, Iran and Israel, etc.
Then about a half-hour later after I posted, I happen upon this article:
Note, too, that the number is one less than the
"153 large fish" mentioned in the gospel of John. (A dolphin would be considered a "large fish" to someone in that century.)
Is God warning that it is coming?
And note this quote out of the below article:
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US nuclear-powered naval ships and other sophisticated marine craft have
also been operating in the Gulf, using ultrasound tracking devices that
sometimes hinder the eco-locations intrinsic in sea mammals such as
dolphins.
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Iran alarmed by 'mass dolphin suicide'TEHRAN, Oct 29 (AFP) Oct 29, 2007
The mysterious "mass suicide" of 152 dolphins washed up on Iran's coast
over the past month has alarmed environmentalists, with the blame
pointed at regional fishing practices, officials said on Monday.
At the end of September, 79 Striped Dolphins were found washed up off
the southern port of Jask in southern Iran, and last week another 73
dolphins were found dead in the same area.
Pictures of rows of dolphin corpses in the sand have been widely
featured in Iranian newspapers, which said the dolphins had "committed
suicide" -- behaviour the animals have exhibited on occasion in the wild.
"The suicide of dolphins on Jask's coast continues," the governmental
Iran newspaper wrote on Saturday. "Locals tried to put the animals back
in the water but they refused to return."
The scale of concern over the deaths of the highly intelligent mammals
has prompted Iran's environmental protection authorities to show a dead
dolphin corpse to the press on Monday to explain the "suicides."
Mohammad Baqer Nabavi, deputy head of Iran's environmental protection
organisation in charge of marine biology, said the most likely
explanation was that the dolphins drowned after becoming entangled in
fishing nets rather than because of pollution.
"We did not spot pollution in the tissue of the dead dolphins a month
ago," he told reporters.
"We are basing our hypothesis for the suicide on fishing -- either nets
left at the bottom of the Persian Gulf or the big fishing nets that
ships spread to catch different kinds of fish," Nabavi added.
"As you know, though, they are marine animals but they need to come up
to surface and breathe."
A Striped Dolphin, normally found in temperate and tropical waters of
the world's oceans, was frozen and shipped in from southern Iran for
display and showed traces of bruising and cuts.
"We did not spot any kind of pollution in their digestive system that
could have been caused from eating poisoned fish, and we also have not
spotted any viruses or parasites," he added.
But he also emphasised that the mystery had still not been solved.
He said that a committee comprised of the oil ministry, Tehran
University, veterinary and shipping organisations and even the Iranian
naval forces had been set up to find the cause of the problem.
Nabavi said that in the next two weeks there would be some preliminary
results about the cause of the dolphins' deaths.
US nuclear-powered naval ships and other sophisticated marine craft have
also been operating in the Gulf, using ultrasound tracking devices that
sometimes hinder the eco-locations intrinsic in sea mammals such as
dolphins. The Striped Dolphin's colour is very conspicuous and makes it relatively
easy to distinguish at sea. The underside is white or pink, and one or
two dark blue bands run from the bottom of the eye to the flipper.