Spooky Night-Time Video Footage. You can see the head and neck come up occassionally like a bird and the right wing flaps into silhouette view. Ghosts don't exist, but crypto night-flying birds do. Spooky stuff indeed.
You're right! It can ONLY BE two mating phospho-birds with another male hovering above, who is also phosphorescing. The UFO phenomena has been explained once and for all! This footage is the very first which can be verified to show two mating crypto-ufo's! Whooh whooh.
UFO's are phosphorescent vultures mating?
In this video they are I reckon. Can't you see the wing flapping? :shrug:UFO's are phosphorescent vultures mating?
Look at the left side of the blob at t=52 secs. http://news.stv.tv/scotland/west-central/179806-new-lanark-ghost-captured-on-cctv/. Video reveals twists and turns of genital warfare in ducks:In this video they are I reckon. Can't you see the wing flapping? :shrug:
An extraordinary sexual arms race that has played out in duck ponds for thousands of years has been uncovered by evolutionary biologists.
Faced with unwelcome advances from undesirable males wielding large, corkscrew-shaped penises, the females have gone on the defensive.
The solution – the result of millennia of evolution – arrived in the form of vaginas that spiral in the opposite direction, so thwarting uninvited males at a stroke.
Some female ducks possess genitalia of labyrinthine complexity, with kinks, dead ends and hairpin bends, according to a report in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B.
Seriously this time, looking at the bottom right hand corner of the security camera video, imagine that we are looking at a bird from the back of it's head and above.
Hallelujah! I'm glad you can see the possibility at least Captain. Here's a posted comment about the possibility of it raining that night:Yes, it does look like flapping.
Re the rain. If it wasn't raining, how come you can see it raining?
I think that's a bigger mystery than the vultures.
Also, at times the whole room is shaking.
Doubters say that it is the camera shaking due to gusts of wind.
What do you say?
. My theory is that the crypto-birds use phosphorus (which they obtain from animal urine, hence the rectal bore holes in cattle mutilations) to create the illumination effect. When phosphorus reacts with air, it reacts to create bioluminescense. I think that there is another crypto-bird hovering overhead just out of shot, and it is also ejecting phosphorus into the air through it's feather quills. (There's even evidence that archaeopteryx had significant levels of phosphorus in its feather shafts X-ray fluorescence reveals startling details, remains of some soft tissues in 150-million-year-old specimen). Too much for you to handle Captain?i work at the hotel and can quite certainly say that when this happened, it has been a scorching day at new lanark so cant be raindrops!
Hallelujah! I'm glad you can see the possibility at least Captain. Here's a posted comment about the possibility of it raining that night:
. My theory is that the crypto-birds use phosphorus (which they obtain from animal urine, hence the rectal bore holes in cattle mutilations) to create the illumination effect. When phosphorus reacts with air, it reacts to create bioluminescense. I think that there is another crypto-bird hovering overhead just out of shot, and it is also ejecting phosphorus into the air through it's feather quills. (There's even evidence that archaeopteryx had significant levels of phosphorus in its feather shafts X-ray fluorescence reveals startling details, remains of some soft tissues in 150-million-year-old specimen). Too much for you to handle Captain?