alien is killed by an wolf

a reply to: humanoidlord

Assume this account really occurred there is more than potential ET at work here, that was no wolf.
An Axe could not split the fabric yet the wolf tore it apart.
The being's seemed to argue with it but it attacked them to - protect the two men whom the being's had been approaching.

Protective spirit appearing as a wolf.

originally posted by: WhiteHat
Usually I don't comment on posts like this no matter if they sound true or completely made up. But here is something that got stuck in my mind and I can't help it but wonder.

Returned on the spot where the wolf had attacked one of the small beings, Damase L. found a piece of fabric of its clothing and brown blood on the snow. A report indicates that this piece was similar to a gelatinous rubber, of green color, and that Damase L. tried to split it in two to share it with Hormidas, but he was unable to cut it in two, not even with an axe.

Then how that wolf managed to tear the creature apart?

You never know, it could be the cursed by Malebolgia wolverine type of alien predating cat-werewolf. As*-scary thing!

If you meet one in the forest, beware. Very dangerous creature, can tear apart a whole VW Passat in 7 seconds and a half! Just ruuuun!

a reply to: LABTECH767

I knew there had to be a rational explanation..!

I dunno if we can draw many conclusions about the bit of fabric. It could have been the author's intention to point out that the fact that it couldn't be cut with an axe was mysterious when compared to the fact that it had been torn by the wolf.

I mean, the translation is so dodgy and unsophisticated that it's hard to tell. And it's hard to believe that even a six-year-old would tell such a self-contradictory lie.

Assuming that a single word of it is true in the first place, which is a biiiig assumption if you ask me.

a reply to: audubon

I dunno if we can draw many conclusions about the bit of fabric. It could have been the author's intention to point out that the fact that it couldn't be cut with an axe was mysterious when compared to the fact that it had been torn by the wolf.

Not impossible if we factor in the drunkenness factor, maybe he was holding his axe from the wrong side. Quebeker of the north are reputed for the lightness of their elbow, go for a weekend in bars in Lac St-Jean region, you will understand what I mean.

a reply to: Cofactor

"I cut down trees, I skip and jump, I like to press wild flowers..."

a reply to: audubon
Can't remember that lumberjack song we were singing with guitar and lot of beer around the fire while being kid with other kid of lumberjack. Enjoyed the stories of how they handled their relation with bears.

originally posted by: WhiteHat
Usually I don't comment on posts like this no matter if they sound true or completely made up. But here is something that got stuck in my mind and I can't help it but wonder.

Returned on the spot where the wolf had attacked one of the small beings, Damase L. found a piece of fabric of its clothing and brown blood on the snow. A report indicates that this piece was similar to a gelatinous rubber, of green color, and that Damase L. tried to split it in two to share it with Hormidas, but he was unable to cut it in two, not even with an axe.

Then how that wolf managed to tear the creature apart?

Easy. Wolf had alien teeth.

a reply to: LABTECH767

There's an idea that never occurred to me!

Since there are so few reports of wild animals being present to interact with "alleged" aliens I jumped to the conclusion these were real wolves. SHAME ON ME!!!!

Altho given the time of year and historical and current reports of wolves shadowing humans plus knowing their high curiosity level I didn't see it as unusual as other posters might.

A Case History of Wolf-Human Encounters in Alaska and Canada: Full ...
fwp.mt.gov/fwpDoc.html?id=10996

Sorry link didn't work, its authored by Mark McNay

a reply to: Caver78

yup i think this story should not be ignored
the only fishy things about it are the fact that the wolf killed the wolf despite its clothing being hard to break and why would the wolf attack the humanoid without an reason

a reply to: Caver78

also at the time of this report ufo sightings were mostly ignored and it took decades to the witnesses publish the story

a reply to: audubon

you are 100% right, i have heard hundreds of humanoid reports where the witness or the place name was misspelt mostly because an ufologist forgot an letter or added another and all other publications of the case would be like that
this case needs serious research its way to detailed to be fiction

originally posted by: humanoidlord
a reply to: Caver78

yup i think this story should not be ignored
the only fishy things about it are the fact that the wolf killed the wolf despite its clothing being hard to break and why would the wolf attack the humanoid without an reason

Wild animals like wolves don't use reason to attack, it's just instinct. They fear something, or feel threatened and then attack, but it isn't a reason, it's instinct. The only time wolves might reason is when attacking in a pack, but even then, it's more a learned thing than reason.

a reply to: audubon

again some ats'er form the region should do some research who knows?

a reply to: LABTECH767

actually now that i think about it...
what if the wolf was another projection of the misterious paranormal hivemind just like the aliens.
hmmmm... this makes sense actually
though saying hes an spirit wolf is bs cause those things dont exist (and when they do they are just an projection from the hivemind)

a reply to: Argentbenign

more seriously take an look at my post above

a reply to: audubon

indeed there are many ways to speculate about this fun story

a reply to: Dudemo5

ALIEN WOLFS FROM THE THIRD DIMENSIONAL FLAT EARTH!
DUN DUN DUNNNN....

a reply to: Caver78

again if you look at it, the wolf could easily be another projection

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

that post by me took some new meanings now that it looks like the wolf wasnt even a real wolf at all...

originally posted by: humanoidlord

... Returned on the spot where the wolf had attacked one of the small beings, Damase L. found a piece of fabric of its clothing and brown blood on the snow. A report indicates that this piece was similar to a gelatinous rubber, of green color, and that Damase L. tried to split it in two to share it with Hormidas, but he was unable to cut it in two, not even with an axe.

Maybe Damase L. should have tried cutting it with a wolf's tooth. They seem to be able to cut it.