© unk
Agustín Carrillo Madrigal, the owner of the sheep, said that the pen is a quarter of a hectare in size, surrounded by a 2 meter tall cyclone fence. Six rams were kept outside the pen. Three of them died there and the others turned up dead on the outside. An inspection of the perimeter did not show any opening through which they could have exited.
It should be noted that the same enclosure also contained cows, horses and pigs, which suffered no injuries at all.
(Translation (c) 2012, S. Corrales, IHU. Special thanks to Ana Luisa Cid)
... it looks like basically a ritual killing.
Those entities are smart enough to escape being photographed.
But if his description is accurate, the only thing I know of that could appear that way is some sort of ET.
He described, essentially, a dragon.
This is a well-known and ancient creature. But it has always been termed "mythical." Assuming people have actually witnessed such creatures, they must have either seen an ET or an apparition, which only ETs are really capable of creating.
As Laura always used to remind us: When the Lizzies get hungry, they'll eat anything!
So why only sheep? That's the part that seems ritualistic to me. Ritual is a kind of theater meant to impress those who observe it.
I must say, though, that this leaves me unimpressed.