This is a solid research paper out of Canada, from1989:
Maggots, mutilations and myth: Patterns of postmortem scavenging of the bovine carcass
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1681190/
Based upon what is known about the habits of common carrion eaters in Alberta, we review the patterns of postmortem scavenging of carcasses of cattle. We then compare with these patterns those reported in the lay press and by veterinarians investigating cattle mutilations in Alberta. We conclude that the so-called “mutilation” of cattle in Alberta was due to scavenging of carcasses and further conclude that claims of human involvement in such incidents require, as a first condition, that postmortem scavenging of the carcass be excluded.
This paper was never brought up in any conversations at my UFO Discussion Group back in the mid-1990s, for some reason. Weird, considering the "extensive research" UFOlogists are known for.
...unless Canada is in on it...:thumbsup:
Maggots, mutilations and myth: Patterns of postmortem scavenging of the bovine carcass
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1681190/
Based upon what is known about the habits of common carrion eaters in Alberta, we review the patterns of postmortem scavenging of carcasses of cattle. We then compare with these patterns those reported in the lay press and by veterinarians investigating cattle mutilations in Alberta. We conclude that the so-called “mutilation” of cattle in Alberta was due to scavenging of carcasses and further conclude that claims of human involvement in such incidents require, as a first condition, that postmortem scavenging of the carcass be excluded.
This paper was never brought up in any conversations at my UFO Discussion Group back in the mid-1990s, for some reason. Weird, considering the "extensive research" UFOlogists are known for.
...unless Canada is in on it...:thumbsup:
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