A NEW FSR CATALOGUE: The effects of UFOs on Animals, Birds, and smaller creatures Part 4

This document is the fourth part of a catalogue published by Flying Saucer Review (FSR), compiled by Gordon Creighton. It focuses on UFO sightings that involve animals, birds, and smaller creatures, as well as reports of humanoid occupants. The catalogue lists numerous cases from 1955 to 1970, spanning locations in Australia, Argentina, England, the United States, Brazil, and France. Notable cases include a 1956 incident in Twin Falls, Idaho, where a 200-foot saucer was reported, and a 1957 incident in Everett, New Jersey, where a witness claimed to have been confronted by a small, leprechaun-like being. The document also details the reactions of animals, such as dogs barking, frothing at the mouth, and general agitation in the presence of these phenomena. Additionally, the text includes a 'World round-up' section, which provides brief summaries of recent sightings in Australia and France, including reports of 'nests' in Tully and a sighting near Mirebeau-sur-Beze involving a professor and his family. The document serves as a historical record of anecdotal reports collected by FSR, referencing other publications like 'A Century of Landings' and 'Passport to Magonia'.