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Animals have better sense than us.
In case of earthquake, many animals could "predict it" before it happen by hearing low frequency sound waves out of the reach of our human ears.
In case of typhoon, although I am not too sure about that one, I think they might have smelled the extra humidity in the air.
How do they predict what might happen from the things they sense above? It might be genetic memory resulted from the experience from many generations.
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