Mysterious Dolphin Mutilations

I just saw this story on yahoo. This sounds a lot like the cattle mutilations. Very disturbing stuff.

gma.yahoo.com...

reply to post by razorman


This is cruel sick people harming and killing dolphins. Cattle mutilations, are mostly attributed to *alien* acts. The two have nothing in common...other than poor defenseless animal have been attacked.....jmoho...

Des

Originally posted by Destinyone
reply to post by razorman

 

This is cruel sick people harming and killing dolphins. Cattle mutilations, are mostly attributed to *alien* acts. The two have nothing in common...other than poor defenseless animal have been attacked.....jmoho...

Des

edit on 19-11-2012 by Destinyone because: (no reason given)

If u look at the injuries the dolphins sustained, it seems like cattle mutilation. One dolphin had the jaw missing. That sounds exactly like cattle mutilation. Unless there are people willing to pay crazy money for a dolphin jaw.

Originally posted by Destinyone
reply to post by razorman

 

This is cruel sick people harming and killing dolphins. Cattle mutilations, are mostly attributed to *alien* acts. The two have nothing in common...other than poor defenseless animal have been attacked.....jmoho...

Des

edit on 19-11-2012 by Destinyone because: (no reason given)

reply to post by razorman


The key thing that makes an animal mutilation interesting in the way you suggest, is when there are wounds and marks upon the cadaver, which would indicate that methodology unfamiliar to medical science, has been used to cause them. For instance, when an organ appears to have been removed with a certain degree of precision, or in such a way as to leave no clue HOW an organ has been removed, that would be cause for investigation.

Also, in the most interesting and inexplicable cases of cattle mutilaton, not only is the cause of the wounds often a mystery, but the site upon which the body is found, has very often, no evidence of a mortal struggle that one might associate with the death throes of a many hundred of pound animal, thrashing out its last moments in agony. Often there is not even blood evidence left at the scene, or disturbed brush or grass on the scene. These killings cannot be confirmed as being acts of man, and can be confirmed in the most interesting cases not to be the work of beasts either.

However, it is clear to me, that since GSWs are part of the recorded list of crimes committed against these dolphins, there is no interest for someone who might wish to research these things, in connection to the mutilation of livestock in rural places. Gunshot wounds being included in the list of horrors inflicted upon them, pretty much displays that, for what ever reason, dolphins are being murdered by man for some reason. Who is doing it, and why they are doing it, are as yet unknown, but from the sounds of the reportage, these are the only mysteries surrounding the issue. The wounds inflicted have not been reported as being in any way inexplicable in clinical terms.

Its an inexplicable ACT, but the methodology appears known, clearly seperating the murder of these dolphins, from the utterly unexplainable events befalling livestock and thier owners on farms all over the western world.

reply to post by razorman


Dolphins have been the object of attacks for years by commercial fishermen, who claim they foul their fishing nets. This is not alien mutilations. How many aliens carry shotguns around.

Also, you underestimate the capacity for cruelty by human beings.....

Des

This is in the Alien section because.... some people have been shooting dolphins...?
Not really an ET MO is it? XD
As for jaws being missing, its not difficult to shoot a jaw off when you're aiming at the face, especially with a large calibre weapon.

what is wrong with people?

just out of curiosity, I wonder how many people feel that twinge of shame when their dog looks at them in a hurtful manner? Or when any dog does it? How many people see animals like people, beings worthy of individual love, admiration, and respect?

reply to post by bigfatfurrytexan


I will put my hand up and say that although I am aware of the scientifically provable facts of the matter, where animal intelligence is concerned, I treat cats, dogs, spiders, crawling bugs of every stripe, mice, and most anything else with life in it with respect.

The only exceptions to that are flies and mosquitos. Flies carry disease, and vomit it up on our food, and mosquitos can carry blood diseases, and feed off us. Well sorry mozzy, but if I wanted to be drained of a percentage of the value of every meal I eat, then I would live in a nation which has some of the highest cost of living in Europe, and the world.....Hey... Ooooh wait...

Yes the article says gun shot wounds, but I am not convinced. Many times animal mutilation wounds have been mistaken for gunshot woulds by people why are not familiar with the animal mutilation phenomenon. What I really found interesting is that the jaw of the dolphin was removed. Of course it may be a case of some crazy fisherman butchering animals, I just find it odd that any fisherman would go through the trouble of taking the jaw and just throwing out the rest of the body.

Originally posted by Destinyone
reply to post by razorman

 

Dolphins have been the object of attacks for years by commercial fishermen, who claim they foul their fishing nets. This is not alien mutilations. How many aliens carry shotguns around.

Also, you underestimate the capacity for cruelty by human beings.....

Des

edit on 19-11-2012 by Destinyone because: (no reason given)

I do believe this also involved bullet holes, and being shot, so the UFO trail turns into more of a black op or pirate trail.

Originally posted by razorman
Yes the article says gun shot wounds, but I am not convinced. Many times animal mutilation wounds have been mistaken for gunshot woulds by people why are not familiar with the animal mutilation phenomenon. What I really found interesting is that the jaw of the dolphin was removed. Of course it may be a case of some crazy fisherman butchering animals, I just find it odd that any fisherman would go through the trouble of taking the jaw and just throwing out the rest of the body.

If a dolphin is caught up in a commercial fishermans' net...what do you think he's going to hack at first with his knife. His own net used to catch fish, or the jaw of a dolphin stuck in it.....just sayin' ...

You need to take off your tin foil hat for a moment, put on your thinking cap....

Des

reply to post by razorman


Razorman, again, what you seem to be unwilling to grasp at, is that none of the wounds that have appeared in this case, have been identified as being in any way unusual or suspicious, in clinical terms. Of course those wounds are evidence of the commission of a crime, but they are, outside of that, mundane by the looks of the reportage. Unless you have seen or read EVIDENCE that these wounds were caused in a way that science cannot explain, then you havent got a typical mutilation, in so far as would interest the membership here.

Near as anyone can tell at this point, there is some maniac bugger motoring around the coastline assaulting, mauling and killing dolphins in terrible and inhumane ways. Murderous thug? Almost certainly. Ufo abduction ? No evidence what so ever... do you see where I am going with this?

I suppose you are not very informaed of CATTLE mutilations, OP, or you woudln't post that here, As it has been said, this is act of some ass not top secret projects, especially if it is 'shot'

that's awful. cruelty is everywhere these days. in a similar vein, check out this horrific story from a few days ago (UK)

www.itv.com...

ETA - it concerns sheep mutilations.

I guess they're afraid the dolphins are going to leave Earth when SHTF, and we don't want to be thanked for the fish?

That's damn sick.

I don't understand how some people can do things like this. It makes me sad but really mad too and I do think this is the work of humans, not ET... just my opinion.

this is sad

reply to post by TrueBrit


I catch and release any bothersome bugs. My exceptions are:

ants - if they are within my yard, i exterminate. Since horney toads eat ants, and they are declining, I do everything I can to avoid that. But i don't want my dogs bitten up, either. A howling, crying dog is the most pathetic site in existence.

Scorpions - Too painful to be stung. They are eliminated on site. Lost a dog to a scorpion sting.

Flies and mosquitos - for the same reason you mention.

With anything, though, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.