Flying Saucer Review: Reports on Big Cats, Mystery Sounds, and Chupacabras

This document consists of excerpts from the Flying Saucer Review (FSR), covering a variety of anomalous reports. The first section discusses the presence of 'big cats' in the British countryside, with the author suggesting that these animals are sometimes dropped from UFOs, linking them to crop circles and other phenomena. The text also includes correspondence from David J. Hampton regarding a 'mystery sound' or 'throbbing' noise reported across Britain, which has caused distress to residents and led to the coining of the term 'radiophobia.' Investigations into this sound, including theories about radar testing, have yielded no definitive explanation. The second section details reports from Spanish America, specifically Chile, regarding the 'Chupacabras.' These reports describe livestock found dead and bloodless with small puncture wounds. One specific incident in the La Flora district of Chile on September 13, 2000, involved the death of geese and ducks. Another report mentions sightings of the creature in the villages of La Banda and Independencia Norte near Calama, Chile, around February 6, 2001. The editor, Gordon Creighton, maintains a perspective that these disparate events—big cats, mystery sounds, and livestock mutilations—may be interconnected through UFO-related activity.