Terrifying: 120 Elk found Dead Nearby Crop Circle Or UFO Landing Site!

This is disturbing to say the least. Is there any historical record of something like this happening say 100 years ago? I have hard time wrapping my head around some gnat's bite is so toxic and lethal that it will kill all these animals overnight. This is like the lethality of Sarin gas or cyanide or something. It could be GMO related. Either by breeding some super bug or tainted the crops, water, field grasses themselves. They better find out wth happen here before something mutates and starts wiping out people. In the aerial photo it does look as though there is a stream that is between farming land and mountains. That stream is more than likely being used in water irrigation. They should investigate the food being processed there too at the farm. In the elk photo's it doesn't look like they was sick and curled up or died while bedding down. It looks as though they all died while they grazed which is eerie. Look at them just a few feet from each other dead laying on their sides with legs straight out like someone flew over and crop dusted them with poison gas or something.

reply to post by gortex


Why would the Elk be mutilated in the first place , maybe their was an immense high electromagnetic field that killed those Elk , by this thing that left that print behind in the field? rapidly changing magnetic fields can create flux and and therefore deadly.

It also can levitate you , maybe those Elk were being levitated and dropped?

This was most likely a methane or hydrogen sulfide gas plume.

Here are some threads I have authored on the subject.

Recent methane leaks, sinkholes may be evidence Dangerous Gas theory may be correct

Dangerous Gas Theory in relation to drug-resistant bacteria and mutating viruses

Dangerous Gas theory in relation to earthquakes and increased seismic activity

Dangerous Gas theory in relation to fireballs

Methane Outbreak Alert!

And there are other single threads in my profile about certain individual events that may have to do with the dangerous gases.

Ever since I started writing about this in December, the incidents have been skyrocketing. Animal die-offs are nearly 3 a die, sinkholes continue, now swallowing cars somewhere nearly every day, and the rate of disease outbreaks is overwhelming. There has also been some extremely unsettling weather events, so many referred to be news agencies as "once-in-a-lifetime" such as the current Super Typhoon bearing down on China as I write this. And, another trend that is most unsettling is the amount of mysterious fires and unexplained explosions. Yesterday, another chemical plant and this one in Oklahoma. A plant that makes chemicals for the oil and gas industry. These plants are exploding almost on a daily basis. Also, there are literally dozens of cars, RV's, boats, tractor trailers and buses igniting into fireballs without explanation every single day. Follow the Jumping Jack Flash website for links to all of these fires and explosions.

Jumping Jack Flash Hypothesis

I'm sorry to be the doom porn guy, but after studying this for the past year, I'm convinced something is off-balance with ole Mother Nature. And as I read about these events every single day, the old skeptic lines of "better communication" or "more population" just don't fit anymore.

I didn't hear anything in the news report that the elk were mutilated and it looked like the "crop circle" part of the video was added later. While this is no doubt an environmental tragedy, it seems to have nothing related to UFOs or crop circles.

I have also been following this story since August. New Mexico's Game & Fish put out this news release on August 28th www.wildlife.state.nm.us...
I checked their website tonight and still no news updates as to what caused this they must still be testing?? I have been considering the poison gas theory as a plausible one as that whole area sits on the Ocate (Mora) Volcanic Field in Northwest New Mexico vulcan.wr.usgs.gov...
So might be possible. I did see a video of a bear munching on one of these dead elk and I wondered wouldn't gas have killed the bear too if he was in the area, or did it dissipate before he came along?
Guessing for now.

reply to post by SeekingDepth


That's one of the things I was thinking about to. The gas would surely have dissipated or been swept away from that area by the time the bear or the people who discovered the elks would have come along. But, how come only the elk if a plume of deadly gas came upon them? I think that maybe most small creatures may have scooted along once the elk came into that particular area. They are rather large animals. I'm no wildlife expert, but just seems likely that smaller creatures would have boot-scooted away.

There were heavy thunder storms in that area on Aug 26 and i would have to believe lightning strike got the elk.

I have seen lightning kill hundreds of cows in a feedlot so its not unusual

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There were heavy thunder storms in that area on Aug 26 and i would have to believe lightning strike got the elk.

I have seen lightning kill hundreds of cows in a feedlot so its not unusual

They've already ruled out lightning.

Rezlooper
reply to post by SeekingDepth

 

That's one of the things I was thinking about to. The gas would surely have dissipated or been swept away from that area by the time the bear or the people who discovered the elks would have come along. But, how come only the elk if a plume of deadly gas came upon them? I think that maybe most small creatures may have scooted along once the elk came into that particular area. They are rather large animals. I'm no wildlife expert, but just seems likely that smaller creatures would have boot-scooted away.

I'm not going to rule out the possibility of dangerous gas, but if there was enough gas to displace the oxygen or poison an animal as large as an elk, then in my opinion everything else breathing air in that vicinity would also be dead, though I'm not certain about all of the insects and their effects. I also don't think it was mentioned if only elk were affected, or just about every creature in that vicinity of where toxic gas would have been.

reply to post by Philippines


My previous post just up this page;

That's one of the things I was thinking about to. The gas would surely have dissipated or been swept away from that area by the time the bear or the people who discovered the elks would have come along. But, how come only the elk if a plume of deadly gas came upon them? I think that maybe most small creatures may have scooted along once the elk came into that particular area. They are rather large animals. I'm no wildlife expert, but just seems likely that smaller creatures would have boot-scooted away.

Not that I'm for certain, I'm just guessing that this may have been the case.

reply to post by Curious2Know


My first thought was sound.We have been experimenting with psychotronic weapons since World War Two. It looks like they died instantly.I am sickened by this and by those of you who disregard this as trivial.Denial of whats in front of us won`t make it go away.People are reaching out here and need to be listened to.Maybe if we all use our insights we can correlate the information coming forth on this site into the big picture and the big picture is scaring the hell out of me.

reply to post by chardonnay


You're right. It baffles me how many people deny what is staring them right in the face! But, I know the reason...it's less frightening to deny and pretend nothing is wrong.