Strange Alien Stick-like creatures caught on security camera above Fresno in Yosemite (Video Tests) (by sierraparahunter)
Video found via this post at Phantoms & Monsters.
These could be “Nightcrawlers” and if so, this is the second time they’ve been caught in tape.
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The Dog Suicide Bridge
Near the village of Milton in West Dunbartonshire lies the Overtoun Bridge; an arch bridge which has become famous for the bizarrely large number of dogs who have leapt over the side to their death.
Built in 1895 by Lord Overtoun, the Victorian bridge stands 50 feet over the Overtoun Burn which flows below. The dog jumping phenomenon started sometime in the 1950s continuing to be a common occurence for the following five decades, with each account having certain similar details.
It is said the majority of dogs who have clambered over the bridge wall have been long nose breeds, such as labradors, collies, and retrievers. Also the dogs have all gone over at the same point on the bridge when, more often than not, it has been a sunny, dry day.
It has even been reported that the dogs who jumped, but did not die from the fall, immediately made their way back up to the bridge to do the exact same thing again, and usually dying second time round. [continued at scotclans]
Amazing, sad and bizarre.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ksvuxooQf51qz7tiao1_r1_400.jpg)
Near the village of Milton in West Dunbartonshire lies the Overtoun Bridge; an arch bridge which has become famous for the bizarrely large number of dogs who have leapt over the side to their death.
Built in 1895 by Lord Overtoun, the Victorian bridge stands 50 feet over the Overtoun Burn which flows below. The dog jumping phenomenon started sometime in the 1950s continuing to be a common occurence for the following five decades, with each account having certain similar details.
It is said the majority of dogs who have clambered over the bridge wall have been long nose breeds, such as labradors, collies, and retrievers. Also the dogs have all gone over at the same point on the bridge when, more often than not, it has been a sunny, dry day.
It has even been reported that the dogs who jumped, but did not die from the fall, immediately made their way back up to the bridge to do the exact same thing again, and usually dying second time round. [continued at scotclans]
Amazing, sad and bizarre.
