Shadow/earthquake precursor? A large number of seafood people are madly picking up 15 kilograms of shrimp and driving a tricycle to "restock" on a beach in Shandong

Reporter Li Zongfang / Comprehensive Report

Recently, many beaches in Yantai, Shandong, mainland China, have seen a lot of seafood after the low tide, attracting many people to come with buckets and plastic bags to pick up cheap. Directly driving a tricycle to “buy the goods” has made many netizens call that “seafood freedom” is achieved in an instant, but some people have questioned whether it may be a harbinger of disasters such as earthquakes?

After the beach in Yantai, Shandong, a large amount of seafood was found after the low tide, and people came to pick it up after hearing the news. (Picture / Retrieved from Weibo)

In the past few days, a large amount of seafood has appeared after the low tide in many beaches in Muping District and High-tech Zone of Yantai City. According to the video taken by local people, the beach is full of shrimps, sausages, etc. Some people are picking up buckets and plastic bags. From the scene, it seems that these shrimps are all live shrimps, and the whole beach is densely covered. , Due to the large number, a large bucket can be picked up in ten minutes.

Ms. Feng, who lives in Muping District, told the reporter of Jimu News that at 9 am on the 6th, she happened to see a large number of Lugu shrimps on the beach after the low tide when she was wandering on the beach. She immediately found a bucket and started picking shrimps. Not long after, I picked up half a bucket of shrimp.

“I picked up a few items. Some people drove a tricycle directly to buy the goods.” Ms. Feng said that there is a local saying that “there will be goods after the strong wind.” On the shore, this spectacular scene appeared.

Some people said that it took only 2 hours to pick up 15 kilograms of shrimp and go home. (Picture / Retrieved from Weibo)

And Miss Li is also a member of the army. At about 1 pm on the 6th, when she heard the news and rushed to the beach near the high-tech zone, many people were already picking up seafood with small buckets. “Lugu shrimps are piled up, and the sausages are gone.” Ms. Li said that it took her less than two hours to pick up 15 kilograms of shrimp. She kept some for herself and gave the rest to relatives.

As soon as the news came out, it immediately rushed to the mainland Weibo hot search. Countless mainland netizens were very envious and called out “instant seafood freedom”, but many people still questioned whether this was an abnormal behavior of animals? Could it be a harbinger of disasters such as earthquakes?

Earthquake precursor? The local authorities said that the Lugu shrimp was swept ashore due to strong winds. (Picture / Retrieved from Weibo）

According to the “Beijing News” from the Muping District Ocean Development and Fisheries Bureau, due to strong winds, the Lugu shrimp was swept ashore by the wind and waves. The staff of the Bureau of Fisheries said that Lugu shrimps are edible, but attention should be paid to the freshness and do not eat spoiled shrimps.