Video cameras captured a creature from a "parallel" world. In October, American farmers began reporting attacks by a mysterious predator on poultry and rabbits. Apparently, something killed the cattle and dragged the prey away. Jaime Mausen, a Mexican journalist and opologist, took on the investigation. Mausen's team installed cameras with motion sensors at various points. And later she published pictures from these cameras. They show a large, hairless animal with long limbs and a long tail. It looks like a very ragged reptile or mammal. The researcher suggested that the creature could reach us from another dimension. In other words, from a "parallel" world. But no one dismissed even the simplest explanations. read more

Video cameras captured a creature from a "parallel" world. In October, American farmers began reporting attacks by a mysterious predator on poultry and rabbits. Apparently, something killed the cattle and dragged the prey away. Jaime Mausen, a Mexican journalist and opologist, took on the investigation. Mausen's team installed cameras with motion sensors at various points. And later she published pictures from these cameras. They show a large, hairless animal with long limbs and a long tail. It looks like a very ragged reptile or mammal. The researcher suggested that the creature could reach us from another dimension. In other words, from a "parallel" world. But no one dismissed even the simplest explanations. read more