Something really very strange has been happening lately.
The Oceans seem to be in opposition. While giant Pacific waves crash against coastal Chile, another ocean, the Atlantic, retreats to Caraguatatuba, Brazil.
The day before yesterday we reported on an unprecedented anomalous phenomenon as the Atlantic Ocean was retreating along the coasts of Brazil and Uruguay.
It looks like this strange disappearance of water hasn't stopped. On August 13, 2017, the same phenomenon was observed in the city of Caraguatatuba, Brazil:
And again the beaches and the port of the city look like dried up. Again there is no water for miles around.
Meanwhile, waves of 5 meters high began to attack the Pacific coast.
As the Atlantic Ocean receded sharply, huge waves began to attack along the Pacific coast of Chile.
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Is the retreat of water on the Atlantic coast related to the giant tributary on the Pacific coast?
According to Chilean media, these huge waves appear a few days after the first case of disappearance of water along the Brazilian and Uruguayan Atlantic coasts:
Is there a connection between these two strange phenomena? Could this be a sign of a pole shift?