[Ditter]

It has been a life long habit to see with my own eyes what happens to the carcass of an animal that dies in the pasture. I have never seen a dead cow that was ripped to shreds by a coyote or a wolf leaving blood everywhere. Rather they are nibbled up by insects and small predators leaving no blood and looking as they have been entered through the rectum and eaten from the inside out. The tender parts, eyes, tongue and entrails are always eaten first. Leaving the impression with some who don't understand, that they were visited from outer space by otherworldly scientist and studied, again and again and again.

[Quix]

True.

That’s still not showing the least bit of awareness of authentic ‘other’ mutilation cases.

Did you ever read Linda Moulton Howe’s quality investigation of such?

Have you talked to ranchers who’ve had such?

There’s no real comparison between the two types of animal deaths.

Predators—even flies will NOT GO NEAR an ‘other’ mutilated carcass—usually for many months—longer than a year.

How do you explain mutilations in the midst of snow etc.

WITH ABSOLUTELY NO TRACKS OF ANY KIND to the mutilated animal?

How do you explain the human mutilation cases identical to the animal?

And it’s not just that there’s not blood scattered all over—there’s NOT A DROP OF BLOOD TO BE FOUND ON, IN NOR AROUND the carcass. You have no explanation for that.