US Pilot Sees UFO and Finally Gets the Government to Admit the Incident Happened

A pilot is ordered to fire on UFO. It is official. The British Government has announced that an American pilot operating in the North Sea was ordered to fire on a UFO. It happened a long time ago, May 1957. However, the fact that it was announced is a step forward, because so many people believe governments are covering up the truth.

The UFO was moving erratically and the pilot fired all of his rockets. In response the UFO Just travelled faster than the rockets, away into the distance. British radar operators had first seen the object on their screens and the pilot was sent to find out what it was. When the pilot was ordered to fire every weapon he had at the UFO he was concerned and questioned the order. A confirmation was sent.

Milton Torres was the member of the United States Air Force involved. Now retired, he has spent over 50 years trying to get the true story released. A believer in UFOs to this day, he says: "It was some kind of alien space craft. It was so fast. It was so incredible". Apparently, the craft was extremely large - as big as an aircraft carrier.

When he returned to base a man in civilian clothes told him not to discuss this with anyone, particularly his commanding officer. So the government was covering up not the air force.

But his is not the end of the story. It has been said that the US military was experimenting with phantom radar signals and this was an example of such a test. It seems most of us will go to our graves with no solution to this issue - if governments have their way.
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Cat Pilot

"Where's my jet plane?"

Blow Dry Dog

"Yes, a little more on the left side, then it will be dry."

Bored Dog

"Ho hum! What a day."

The Thing

"My mother is a..? You've got to be joking!"

Australian Birds Change Breeding Times to Suite the Harsh Climate

Human beings may be having problems with the drought in Australia, but animals are coping well. Zebra finches, pelicans and woodswallows seem to know when the weather changes. If the Spring comes early they nest early. If it is too dry to breed they hold off until times are better. They change their breeding point by months either way.

When glaciation was at its peak the woodswallow population actually boomed. In boom times there is a larger pool of gene carriers that can be selected against when times become harder. More of the bird die off. Yet, the survivors have traits that suite the changed environment.

Australia has the harshest of climates with long periods of drought. Consequently, birds such as pelicans live a longtime on a meagre diet so they can wait for good times to breed. Zebra finches seem to do well even when times are very hard.
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Good Day Sea Lions

"I think it's going to be a nice day."

Tiger Dip

"Just a tad too cold to go for a swim."

Dog and Cat Who-Done-It

"Alright! Who did it?"

Tiger Lunch

"Uh-uh!. You're in trouble this time. I haven't had lunch yet."

Bigfoot, Yeti or Bunyip?

Bigfoot or yeti? Australia has its own "monster" living in the outback. It is called the bunyip. Most Australians live on the coast. But people continually travel this broad brown land all the time. With few dense areas to hide in why isn't the bunyip seen more often - if it exists.

Aboriginals firmly believe in the existence of the bunyip, and many white people do as well. Though Aboriginals describe the creature in physical terms saying that it has dark fur, horse-like tail, tusks and a dog-like face, they do say it is a spirit, which can disappear when it wants to.

Those who claim to have seen the animal invariably see it near water such as streams, rivers, lakes or wetlands. A mysterious booming sound does seem to have been a reality in the past. Many people went searching for the source of the sound in the mid 19th century. When wet areas where the sound came from were drained for human habitation a dull silence remained, very disappointing.

An explorer actually claimed to have found bones of the beast: it seems to be much like a hippopotamus. Since Australia does not have an existing animal of this type it makes one wonder what kind of animal the bones really belonged to - or was he making it up? They could have been the bones of an animal 10,000 years old from the large marsupial era. Scientists are generally united in believing that the bunyip was a Diprotodon that died out 10 millennia ago and its existence was kept alive by Aboriginal verbal history.
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Tahr to the Hairdresser

"I've just been to the hairdresser. What do you reckon? Pretty good, eh."

Elephant Looks in the Mirror

"Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?"

Monkey Call

"Oi! Come over 'ere. You can trust me."

John Wayne Monkey

"I want to be a movie star, like John Wayne."

Emu Says

"In my opinion, the Government is out of touch with animals."
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