Aliens

1. Aliens WWK:We will know of events carried out by aliens from crop circles to unexplained deaths.

2. Aliens or Extraterrestrials are defined as life that does not originate from Earth. Referred to as alien life, or simply aliens these hypothetical forms of life range from simple bacteria-like organisms to beings far more complex than humans. Aliens

3. Since the eighteenth century, the world has been fascinated by the nocturnal phenomenon of crop circles. Crop circles are strange, inexplicable patterns appearing in farmer’s fields overnight. Explanations for these occurrences have included everything from cyclonic wind action to alien interference. Crop Circles

4. About 10,000 crop circles have been documented worldwide since records began to be kept in the '70s. England tops the list with around 1,784, followed by the U.S. with 228. Canada with 135 Germany with 105 Australia with 71 Netherlands with 62 Hungary with 23 Japan with 19 Most of them appearing in rice paddies. Dozens of other countries on every continent have also reported small numbers of simple formations. Some have been exposed as hoaxes, but others remain unexplained. Crop circles range in diameter from as small as 10 feet to over 315 feet. They appear overnight, and no tracks leading up to them are found, suggesting some external force from above is responsible. Visually, the stems are partially flattened, and entangled or intertwined. The plants are all bent and face the same direction, clockwise or counter clockwise. The crops are never damaged, broken, or show signs of forced bending. The plants continue to grow normally throughout the rest of their growing cycle. Crop Circles

5. Various hypotheses suggest cattle mutilations have been committed by aliens gathering genetic material for unknown purposes. Most of these hypotheses are based on the assumptions that people could not perform such clean operations in such a short space of time without being seen or leaving evidence behind at the mutilation site, and around laboratory reports suggesting the use of unconventional cutting tools and other unexpected phenomena. Cattle Mutilations

6. Although the exact nature of mutilations varies from case to case, a typical mutilation might involve any or all of the following: * The removal of eyes and udders * The removal of the tongue and/or lips * The removal of one ear * The stripping of hide and flesh from the jaw and the area directly beneath the ear * The removal of soft organs from the lower body * The presence of incisions and cuts across the body that appear to have been made by a surgical instrument * Unexplained damage to remaining organs, but no sign of damage to the surrounding area In most cases mutilation wounds appear to be clean, and carried out surgically. Mutilated animals are usually, though not always reported to have been drained of blood, and have no sign of blood in the immediate area or around their wounds. Physical characteristics