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Animals' ability to sense earthquakes before they strike
After the dawn earthquake in Egypt, it was observed that animals, especially dogs and donkeys, exhibit signs of fear and agitation just before the earthquake occurs. Videos show their reactions as if they are sensing more events before they happen. Sheikh Muhammad Metwally Al Shaarawi explains in his interpretation that animals, including donkeys, are able to sense earthquakes in advance thanks to their instincts. He notes that the loud braying of a donkey resembles the sound of a human when excited or warning. He also makes it clear that animals respond instinctively to natural dangers, which supports the idea that they have the ability to feel earthquakes before they happen. This sense could potentially serve as an early warning indicator for natural disasters.
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