>southeastern korea
>gas-like smell
>millions of ants seen along shoreline
>thousands of fish washing onshore
>crows fleeing city
is it going to happen in korea, Sup Forums? is kek coming for us next?
Southeastern korea
Wyatt Bennett
Carson Kelly
Daniel Garcia
Eh probably just some kind of failed bio weapon test or something probably nothing to worry about most likely
Ethan Richardson
Good luck?
>flag says USA.
Christian Sanchez
>surprised that people move around
Benjamin Edwards
it's the fucking apocalpyse about to strike and nobody's going to fucking care, because it's south korea.
fuck Sup Forums.
Lucas Green
probably some sort of chemical spill in the ocean, the chemical having a smell that attracts ants (maybe other insects too), while btfo'ing fish
Jackson Nguyen
Methane leak from deep underground?
Michael Morales
we like korea, user. be safe.
Brandon Hall
ching chong chang chung?
chin chin chong chon. chin chun chong.
Dominic Garcia
PLAGUE
IT'S PLAGUE
Ryan Reed
worry
Charles Lee
OP tell your mom she can't wash herself in the ocean. animals are dying because of this!
Owen Scott
Undersea methane pocket near the shore ruptured maybe? There any seismic activity in the area?
Nicholas Campbell
a week and half ago, a minor one. could that possibly be the reason?
Ayden Reyes
bumpin for answers
Xavier Gutierrez
Probably an undersea volcano, heating the water and killing the fish. With carbon being released. Ants are attracted to carbon.
Jaxson Hernandez
>failed bio weapon test
>nothing to worry about
wat
Luis Morgan
underwater permafrost melting releasing methane.
this is the end.
Julian Russell
It's probably the shitty japanese nuclear reactors
t. korean
Luis James
I like korea
gather as much kimchi as you can- ill be there in 8 hours to help
Joseph Kelly
Typical burger mentalism
Jaxson Hernandez
KOREA IS CONFIRMED KILL
Aiden Scott
does anyone remember timetravelbro or futurebro or whatever his name was who used to post about everyone in the future living in underwater habitats and the land above being inhospitable because of underwater methane production? he posted 'proof' of some weird looking watch and seemed surprisingly legit.
Christian Lopez
well yeah its not like its a real country
Nathan Foster
>time traveller
>surprisingly legit
/x/ pls
Parker Miller
what
Oliver Hall
...
Jacob Butler
is sum ting wong?
Austin Fisher
Everyone knows of futurebro.
He also said he has a hot girlfriend from the moon. He also admitted to it all being fake and rehearsal for a novel he plans to write.
Remember that he also lived in a Sup Forums arcology. Because Sup Forums is apparently a huge corporation that owns an arcology.
Joseph Baker
worldoceanreview.com
Imagine huge clouds of invisible gas drifting towards the shore. One little spark and.. good night.
Liam Gonzalez
If there's a smell, obviously something is in the air, don't you have scientists taking samples and testing stuff or whatever?
Though somebody else somewhere said there are also strange clouds and they are fearful of an earthquake maybe.
Adrian Fisher
This man knows his shit
Alexander Fisher
they keep shooting kim's missiles down
he expected it; so he poisoned the sea where he knew the current would take it to south korea
?
Jayden Anderson
Mason Myers
DEM DUBS
Ayden Smith
These dubs will protect you, Korea
Adam Brown
kek wills an earthquake now
Chase Collins
Camden Rodriguez
this is divine punishment you kpop fags
the time of plastic gooks is at an end
Wyatt Reed
Is the north finally cracking down on those hippies?
Your web comics are trash btw
Jaxon Lewis
you say fuckn what jew
Dominic Collins
Methane is odourless
Lincoln Garcia
fuck off with your scientific knowledge, we're trying to shit bricks here
Jack Kelly
This could well be it. High levels of methane disolved in the water would explain the dead fish washing up on shore. I've often read stuff about animals, or at least some of them, being hypersensitive to seismic activity (where that lias on the scale between PLoS ONE and cracked.com I'm not sure), so the could account for the crows pissing off. The ants might be feeding on something that's washing up out of the sea.