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Could there be supernatural happenings going on in Prince Albert?
Look at those weird prints left on the snow...
The Internet community is totally bewildered.
What's your theory?
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Betelgeuse is going nova.
It is a real close star system.
Betelgeuse's sentient species sent explorers to nearby systems.
Betelgeuse is 700-740 light years away. At Warp Factor 9, this would make a round trip of about 1.5 earth years.
Expect scouting teams in 2 earth years.
Invasion in 4 years.
Being virtually exterminated after being invaded, 100mo.
Best combat training would be coming from the Ukraines.
Could there be supernatural happenings going on in Prince Albert?
Look at those weird prints left on the snow...
The Internet community is totally bewildered.
What's your theory?
My theory is that two animals were involved in some kind of combat that caused them to roll around/struggle in the snow at a high speed. Judging by the impressions, at least one of them was a bird, possibly migratory. People searching for a single animal's "footprint" wont find one. It takes two to "tango".
No mystery. Those are wingprints in the snow. A birds version of snow angels. A beautiful site, although the amount of them could indicate an injured bird.
Seriously? Experts couldn't figure this out?
Betelgeuse is going nova.
It is a real close star system.
Betelgeuse's sentient species sent explorers to nearby systems.
Betelgeuse is 700-740 light years away. At Warp Factor 9, this would make a round trip of about 1.5 earth years.
Expect scouting teams in 2 earth years.
Invasion in 4 years.
Being virtually exterminated after being invaded, 100mo.
Best combat training would be coming from the Ukraines.
No mystery. Those are wingprints in the snow. A birds version of snow angels. A beautiful site, although the amount of them could indicate an injured bird.
Seriously? Experts couldn't figure this out?
The first picture looks like they upped the contrast or something, it looks artificially sharpened.
But anyways they aren't foot prints, they are wingprints. I think the bird was injured or it was a whole flock that decided to settle down for a bit and stretch. Did you open up my picture links? They look exactly the same. Not sure how to post the picture but here is another link. I can find dozens more. In fact how I identified it was did a google search for images that looked like the ones in your link: https://www.reddit.com/r/Outdoors/co..._guessing_was/
Last edited by Johnny Wadd; 03-12-2024 at 05:49 PM..
See if this works, wing prints come in all shapes and sizes, but the imprint of a wing is unmistakable. These are crow wing prints:
Raven wing prints:
Now this one looks mysterious and would warrant an unexplained thread. Nope, it's a rabbit track and wing print of a large bird. Guess what happened to the rabbit
Not sure what type of bird this is, but it's a wing print:
Last edited by Johnny Wadd; 03-12-2024 at 05:52 PM..
Betelgeuse is going nova.
It is a real close star system.
Betelgeuse's sentient species sent explorers to nearby systems.
Betelgeuse is 700-740 light years away. At Warp Factor 9, this would make a round trip of about 1.5 earth years.
Expect scouting teams in 2 earth years.
Invasion in 4 years.
Being virtually exterminated after being invaded, 100mo.
Best combat training would be coming from the Ukraines.
I, for one, WELCOME our new alien overlords.
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