A NEW FSR CATALOGUE: The effects of UFOs on Animals, Birds, and smaller creatures Part 2

This document is a compilation from the Flying Saucer Review (FSR) featuring a catalogue of UFO sightings specifically noting the reactions of animals and birds. The catalogue, prepared by Gordon Creighton, lists incidents from 1947 to 1953, including reports from Oregon, Austria, Denmark, West Virginia, France, Canada, South Carolina, New Zealand, and California. Common themes across these reports include animal distress, fear, and unusual behavior, such as chickens creating a hubbub, dogs barking or fleeing in terror, and cats showing signs of extreme fear. Some reports also describe the physical characteristics of the objects, such as disc-shaped or egg-shaped craft, whistling sounds, and blue-green lighting. The document also includes a 'Mail Bag' section where readers discuss theories regarding 'shadows' and 'portholes' on UFOs, and a letter from Dr. Pierre Guérin. In his letter, Dr. Guérin argues that the scientific community can no longer ignore the UFO phenomenon. He posits that UFO occupants possess advanced knowledge of space and time, allowing them to manipulate these dimensions in ways that appear 'irrational' to human understanding. He specifically addresses the hypothesis regarding satellites around Mars, suggesting that the behavior of these objects defies conventional astronomical explanations.