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This article was originally written for a paranormal magazine called The Paranormal Journal, it became known as The Underground Files covering ghosts, ufos, cryptozoology, and government conspiracies amongst others. I no longer write for the magazine and it is no longer in existence. Back to Mice But Maybe Not So, the cattle mutilations have been explained, according to Linda Howe on Dreamland, plus other sources, by a species of mouse that can only be found in parts of South America. We can still think again… In April, Argentinean veterinarian Daniel Belot was contacted by a rancher who found a 1,000 pound Aberdeen Angus steer lying dead on its belly with the left side of its face around the jaw gone and its hide cut away in two straight lines meeting at a 90 degree angle. Its tongue, pharynx and larynx were missing and muscles and ligaments had been clearly removed from the jawbones. There was no blood on the animal or nearby and no signs of scavengers or predators as to the cause of the attack. “I had never seen anything like it before,” Belot said, who works for Argentina’s agency, SENSA. “How were these cuts were made? When? Why?” Hundreds of cattle in Argentina are turning up dead and mutilated in ways that baffle ranchers. Since Belot saw that first mutilation in April, nearly 200 hundred more have been reported in the same area, as well as mutilations from as far as Patagonia and Uruguay. All of them are the same in as much as the organs, flesh and skin have been removed in angular or neatly curved cuts that leave no blood and clean, dry bones. “The type of incisions do not coincide with any infectious disease or contagious disease that we know,” says Alberto Pariani, a veterinarian at the University of La Pampa, who has examined 40 cows. “When animals eat, they rip, they tear. They don’t cut. Everyone who has experience working on the ranch says the same thing: No animal can do this.” Yeah, the mutilations have been accompanied by UFO sightings, making people wonder if the culprits are from another ‘world’ but this still does not answer the reason as to why this is being done to the animals. Since the 1960s, hundreds of mutilated animals have been found in the United States as well, with identical characteristics, the removal of organs in what appears to be a surgical manner, leaving no trace of blood, no tracks of human or animals to be found around the area and often along with reports of UFO sightings. A team of, yeah, Argentinean university veterinarians say they’ve come up with an answer, that of Oxymycterus, the red nosed mouse, the theory being the cows die from disease and the mice come along and have their fill in such an ordinate manner. Yet, to prove this, they left dead cows in areas where some of the mutilations took place, and, yes, they were found a few days later with the same lesions. But experts and local veterinarians remain unconvinced by the theory. The argument, however, there’s been an ecology change, though it’s not too certain what this is but the mice are having a very good chew just the same. It has been rumoured that some animals have been found dead just hours after being seen, the impetus of this scenario is that the mice wouldn’t have had enough time to cause the tell tale damage to the carcasses, plus the beasts had to die of a disease long before they would insert there incisors into the carcasses dead flesh… “We are totally disorientated,” says Oscar Raul Arce, the chief of police in northern La Pampa. “What’s going on here is perhaps beyond our ability to understand.” Most ranchers do not buy the mice theory, “I’d always heard stories of people who had seen lights and strange things,” says Raul Vargas, who has found mutilated calves at his ranch. “But if I hadn’t seen this with my own eyes, I wouldn’t have believed it.” Back To Mice But Maybe Not written by Bill Barber. |
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