Cattle Mutilations and Observations

The video explores the mystery of cattle mutilations, focusing on a case in Oregon. Ranchers share their experiences, noting the unusual absence of scavengers. An investigation is set up to observe a cattle carcass, revealing that scavengers often avoid it. The video concludes with theories on the causes of mutilations, suggesting both natural and extraterrestrial explanations.

What is the primary agricultural commodity in Oregon?

• Soybeans

• Corn

• Beef

• Wheat

How many cattle mutilations have been reported in the US?

• Over 20,000

• Over 1,000

• Over 10,000

• Over 5,000

What unusual behavior did the Johnsons' dog exhibit near the mutilated cow?

• Avoided the carcass

• Rolled in the carcass

• Barked continuously

• Tried to bury the carcass

What was missing from the mutilated cow found by the Johnsons?

• Its tail

• Its tongue and eyeball

• Its horns

• Its hooves

What theory do the Johnsons have about the cause of the mutilations?

• UFOs or aliens

• Human vandals

• Weather phenomena

• Natural predators

What was the purpose of setting up trail cams and a blind?

• To monitor weather changes

• To capture UFO sightings

• To track cattle movements

• To observe scavenger behavior

What was the result of the experiment with the cow carcass?

• It decomposed unusually fast

• It was untouched by scavengers

• It was moved by unknown forces

• Scavengers fed on it

What did the narrator conclude about the cause of cattle mutilations?

• They are unexplained and mysterious

• They are a result of human rituals

• They are mostly due to natural scavengers

• They are caused by extraterrestrial beings

What did the narrator observe about the cow carcass after five days?

• It was completely decomposed

• It showed signs of surgical removal

• It was eaten by coyotes

• It had a large number of maggots

Why does the narrator believe the phenomenon of cattle mutilations will continue?

• Because of increased UFO activity

• Due to ongoing human rituals

• Because people are actively looking for them

• Due to changes in cattle farming practices