British Columbia visitors and residents have spotted the legendary Ogopogo beast rearing its head out of Lake Okanagan (pictured in 2018)
We'll break down the video and see other clips of this mythical beast.
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British Columbia visitors and residents have spotted the legendary Ogopogo beast rearing its head out of Lake Okanagan (pictured in 2018)
We'll break down the video and see other clips of this mythical beast.
There's something strange happening in northeastern Utah. Over the last four decades, residents of Uintah county have reported hundreds of UFO sightings, dozens of bizarre and inexplicable cattle mutilations, encounters with otherworldly beings, and other paranormal activities. Although these sightings are reported throughout the county, they are especially prevalent on a 500-acre plot of land known as Skinwalker Ranch.
This remote stretch of high desert is the backdrop to Hunt for the Skinwalker, the latest addition to the "Extraordinary Beliefs" documentary series produced by Jeremy Corbell. With a runtime of just over two hours, the film is a visually stunning deep dive into the history of one of the strangest and most high-profile UFO investigations ever undertaken. The film features hours of never-before-seen footage collected by the reporter George Knapp during his seminal investigation into the bizarre occurrences at the ranch, which he collected in the 2005 book, Hunt for the Skinwalker. Corbell's film is nominally a documentary, but it has the heart of a horror flick-a unique thematic combination that perfectly suits its deeply unsettling subject matter.
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A hole opened up in Midway, Arkansas, in September, spewing 12-foot high flames.
A hole opened up in Midway, Arkansas, in September, spewing 12-foot high flames.
The hole opened up on a private property in Midway, Arkansas, nearly a month ago - on Sept. 17 - and yet it is still stumping investigators. People were quick to offer theories as to what caused the sudden explosion: Was it space junk, meteorites, maybe a gas leak?
So far, none of the guesses have proved to be correct, Baxter County Judge Mickey Pendergrass told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He also ruled out another wild explanation - Satan.
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Jim Sierzchula, Baxter County's emergency management coordinator and the fire chief for Grover township, said a motorist saw the flames and called 911 about 4:30 a.m. Monday.
Sierzchula said he thinks methane may have been the fuel, but he doesn't know what sparked the ignition. Pendergrass said it could have been a lit cigarette tossed from a passing vehicle.
Methane gas is colorless, odorless and flammable. It's a product of biological decomposition of organic matter and of the carbonization of coal.
"The thing is it was a clean burn," Siezchula said. "It was a very low-hydrocarbon fuel, let's put it that way. It really wasn't getting the right amount of oxygen because the burn was orange instead of blue."
Concerning the hole, he said, "There was absolutely no soot."
Pendergrass said Donald Tucker, the Midway fire chief, checked the temperature in the hole shortly after the fire and it was 780 degrees. When Tucker arrived on the scene, the flames were still about 8 feet high, Pendergrass said.
The county judge said conditions were perfect early Monday for methane entrapment.
"Light rain had happened the night before," he said. "Foggy, misty air could have trapped methane."
"What ignited it? I don't know," Sierzchula said. "It could have been lightning. There were storms in the area."
Sierzchula said the fire burst out from what appeared to be a groundhog hole.
"There was an existing hole there," he said. "We may find a burned up groundhog in there."
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But is there any scientific proof that Min Min lights exist? Or is it simply an Aboriginal folktale that has been passed down for generations?
The lights have been described by witnesses as floating, fast-moving balls of colour that glow in the night sky and stalk people, leaving some feeling confused and frightened.
Sometimes the lights are blue and other times they are white or yellow.
In Queensland, the Boulia Shire Council notifies visitors "in the interest of tourism" that they are in the land of the Min Min lights and that they may spot them as they drive for the next 120 kilometres.
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Mitzie Sue “Susan” Clements, 53, was with her daughter when they split up.
Mitzie Sue “Susan” Clements, 53, was with her daughter when they split up.
Mitzie Sue "Susan" Clements was hiking with her daughter on Sept. 25 when the two lost sight of each other, says the park service.
The park announced Tuesday that searchers found her body two miles west of the Clingmans Dome parking area and less than a mile from the Appalachian Trail.
How she died was not released, or how she came to be in that area.
Clements, who is from the Cincinnati suburb of Cleves, was with her 20-year-old daughter on the Forney Ridge Trail Tuesday when they separated, reported the park service last week on Facebook. It was still daylight (5 p.m.) and the two were "fairly close to the parking lot," park officials told KnoxvilleNews.com.
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A psychic has blamed ghosts for traffic accidents on a stretch of the M6 in Cheshire
A psychic has blamed ghosts for traffic accidents on a stretch of the M6 in Cheshire
A series of strange phenomena have been reported by motorists between junction 16 and 19, including phantom lorries, spectral hitchhikers and sightings of legionnaires.
And Mike Brooker says the disturbance caused by a £250million upgrade project could be to blame. He said a Roman burial ground in the area of the roadworks may have awoken 2,000-year-old spirits which now haunt motorists and cause crashes.
The 53-year-old, from Northwich, has dubbed the area 'Cheshire's Bermuda Triangle' because of the relatively high number of accidents on the "treacherous" stretch of road.
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The city's skies lit up Thursday evening with what appeared to be a fireball-shaped object hovering in the night sky.
The mysterious, large ball appeared before midnight, prompting reports of UFO sightings in Pickering and Scarborough.
The strange glowing orb flickering in the eastern sky caused quite a stir on social media, with numerous Twitter users sharing photos and videos of the unidentified object, which one user said just hovered in the sky instead of moving or disappearing.
Weird footage has emerged featuring the moment a man inadvertently caught on camera something he could not effectively explain. As he stopped his car at a red light glancing right into the blazing sunrise while on his way to work, he caught sight of something unusual in the skies above El Paso, Texas, and quickly reached for his phone to film it.
Graziers Mick and Judy Cook were working on their property in Cloverly, north-west of Mackay, when Mr Cook noticed a dead cow carcass which appeared to have had its body mutilated, with its entire udder, ears and tongue removed.
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"It was like it had been surgically removed, I certainly couldn't do as neat a job with a very sharp knife, and it definitely wasn't an animal," Mr Cook said.
"I thought at first it might have been poisoned, but then I got closer ... I saw the body parts missing, there was no blood, even where the parts had been removed, no sign of struggle, just dead.
Comment: There's also the unexplained cases of 1,600 people who went missing from public lands without a trace: And for a possible explanation on the animal mutilation phenomena, see: Global animal mutilations still defies explanation
See also:
- Ultra-terrestrials and 9/11
- Famed UFO historian: humanity may be targeted by predatory Reptilian extraterrestrial species
- Cattle mutilations: Aliens?
- Cattle mutilation found in Alberta, Canada
- Book Review: The High Strangeness of Dimensions, Densities, and the Process of Alien Abduction
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Javion Hill spotted the object in the sky, southwest of Charlotte, when he was driving home on the US-74 on August 18. He was on the phone to his wife at the time, and was photographing storm clouds overhead to send to her when he noticed a rectangular shape in the sky, with lights on its sides.
"I was, like: 'Oh my god, what is that?' I started trying to take as many pictures of it as possible while I was driving," he told the Charlotte Observer.
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