Aaron LeClair
Paranormal Maven
The photos don't prove there were dead ants for miles, but if true I'm stumped.
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Beached Ants
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pixelsmith
Guest
they were put there by all of the 'ORBS" that are visible in the last photo.
Aaron LeClair
Paranormal Maven
Yes, it was very nice to see a photo with orbs in it at the C2C site, not be considered something paranormal for a change.
Tom Levine
Skilled Investigator
ew, gros, blech, disgusting! I vehemently hate ants with passion. Thanks, A. LeClair...Guess what my next incumbent nightmare's going to be about 
As a digression, has anyone ever seen a 'red tide' before? I grew up in Ventura, Ca., a beach-town about an hour below Santa Barbara in Southern California. Twice a year, there'd be "red tide". Some kind of sea algae, would come ashore to lay its eggs and die (I think). They produced a red translucent glow, similar to fire-flies. You have to be at the right place at the right time. I saw it once. It was a red, glow-in-the dark coastline (evening-time), that went for miles and miles and miles. One of the eeriest things I've seen. PS: It's not supposed to be very healthy, either. No swimming during red-tide.
This image is pretty close to what it looked like:
Sure beats ants!
About the ants...My guess would be an extremely large colony, or set of colonies, was probably flooded out. The ants die, and get washed into the ocean. They got washed into the ocean during low tide, so the rising tide pushed the dead ant-debris onto the shoreline.
Or it could be alien ant-mutlilations, maybe?
As a digression, has anyone ever seen a 'red tide' before? I grew up in Ventura, Ca., a beach-town about an hour below Santa Barbara in Southern California. Twice a year, there'd be "red tide". Some kind of sea algae, would come ashore to lay its eggs and die (I think). They produced a red translucent glow, similar to fire-flies. You have to be at the right place at the right time. I saw it once. It was a red, glow-in-the dark coastline (evening-time), that went for miles and miles and miles. One of the eeriest things I've seen. PS: It's not supposed to be very healthy, either. No swimming during red-tide.
This image is pretty close to what it looked like:
Sure beats ants!
About the ants...My guess would be an extremely large colony, or set of colonies, was probably flooded out. The ants die, and get washed into the ocean. They got washed into the ocean during low tide, so the rising tide pushed the dead ant-debris onto the shoreline.
Or it could be alien ant-mutlilations, maybe?
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EvilSkeptic
Guest
They were obviously put there by the same people that faked the moon landing. 