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Hi Everyone,
I thought I would continue along the same vein as the video I created last week for YT. This one on a topic that, let’s face it, most of us find fascinating but we so rarely talk about: animal reactions during UFO encounters.
I went through my own database and hunted for some interesting cases. There is no shortage, that is for sure. Animals react during these encounters. Dogs, very commonly. Also horses and cattle. Cat owners – keep in mind that your cats are stealthy. They don’t like to show their reactions, but we have a small amount of cat reactions also.
I found some interesting research on this as well. Not a huge amount but enough. This is a real aspect to the phenomenon.
We might add also that dogs and other animals aren’t UFO believers or skeptics. They just experience these things.
This is what I wrote for YouTube:
Dogs whimper, horses rear, and cattle scatter when UFO encounters occur. Discover what animals detect during these events.
Animals often react to phenomena before their owners even notice anything unusual. Whether it is an unexpected sound, a specific emission from a craft, or a form of awareness we do not yet understand, these reactions provide vital evidence regarding the nature of the phenomenon. I examine historical cases, including events in Waipukurau and Denmark, to analyze how animal behavior consistently correlates with these strange occurrences.
This analysis connects these witness reports to broader UFO research, helping us ask what these objects are actually doing. These incidents raise serious questions about the physical reality of the craft and their impact on the environment. Understanding these reactions is essential for anyone following serious UAP sightings and the history of the field.
Let me know in the comments if you have ever witnessed strange animal behavior during a sighting.
Richard


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