NOTE: Anticipates seabed disturbances this autumn due to lunar anomalies
Reports across several coastal regions have suggested a nova-like hum resonating through mollusk shells this past week. Originating from deep seafloor crevices, these seven organic reverberations have led researchers to hypothesize about their source and implications on navigation.
Cited experts, such as Dr. Simeon Maris, note the peculiar synchronization of these ethereal frequencies and their transient impact on local marine life. Reports include schools of fish moving in unexpected currents, echoing the vibrations’ obscure path through the marine ecosystem.
The effect mirrors the phenomenon of sound amplification through seashells, where observed frequencies appear as layers of ungraspable ocean whispers.