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Dr Shimamura examined the records of such complaints in parts of western Japan affected by a 1995 Kobe earthquake that killed more than 6,000 people.
He said accounts of dogs barking excessively, biting and displaying other unusual behaviour spiked in the two months before and after the quake.
Records at three centres on Awaji Island, which was above the epicentre, showed a 60% increase in the month prior to the earthquake compared to a year earlier.
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