Animal instincts can cite this as a benchmark for Early Warning

North Korea advised their citizens to use their pets as an early warning system for natural disasters earthquakes. The announcement comes after the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan.

Natural disasters that hit Japan is quite instructive. Governments around the world are now focused on creating early warning systems are the most effective way to protect citizens from the worst natural disasters.

As is known, earthquakes and giant waves that occurred March 11 in Japan to have killed more than 18,000 casualties.

Although the government in Pyongyang has been disseminating technology relevant to citizens, the government through the media still urged residents to keep pets. Strange behavior of pets will be an early warning system that is relatively accurate.

Sunday edition of the daily Rodong Sinmun, the newspaper's Juche republic or a single party in power in the communist state, warned that all citizens should be wary if you see a dog barking incessantly.

Another sign is when the cows refuse to eat, or horses are kept on spinning. The instinct of animals is considered North Korea's government is more accurate than other early warning systems.

Evidence of reliability in predicting the behavior of animals affected by the earthquake are worth considering. This is evident in the large tsunami of about 7 years ago.

National Geographic reported that while the tsunami in the Indian Ocean in 2004, many species that survived because it managed to escape before the disaster.

At that time, reported by nationalgeographic.com, the elephant suddenly ran to higher ground, dogs refused to go outdoors, and cranes are willing to leave the lowlands where they usually breed for the sake of safety.

"The belief that wild animals have a sixth sense, perhaps even before humans existed, have existed since thousands of centuries ago," the magazine said. Suspected low-frequency electromagnetic signals from the bowels of the earth can be captured by an unusual animal behavior prior to the earthquake.

In addition to relying on the sensitivity of a pet, keep the Korean TV station broadcast a series of programs about how to anticipate the disaster.

The program will explain in detail the start of the emergency sirens and bells rung, and urged people to move into open space, such as a city park, until the situation is conducive.

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