Aliens collecting Earth species for their Zoos//Humans included
(except UFO-Debunkers!)


Alien Zoos
by Preston E. Dennett

Most UFO investigators agree that UFOs are conducting a long-term
study of our planet and its inhabitants. UFOs have been seen
hovering over military installations, nuclear bases, reservoirs and
other
sensitive structures. Even more revealing is the fact that they have
been
seen collecting plants and animals of all different kinds. In
addition,
research suggests that as many as one in fifty people may have been
abducted
and given medical examinations aboard a UFO.

If such a study is in fact being conducted, then several questions
should be
asked. For instance, what is happening to all those "specimens" that
have
been collected by these aliens? Although people are almost invariably
returned after a UFO abduction, plants and animals have literally
disappeared from the face of the earth after a close encounter with a
UFO.
Could it be that the aliens are collecting plants and animals for an
alien
zoo?

As incredible as it sounds, this may be what is happening. There are
several
cases on record in which people report having seen extensive
collections of
plants and animals aboard UFOs.

One interesting case is that of Catherine, an abductee featured in
John
Mack's book, Abduction. In Christmas of 1990, Catherine was taken
aboard a
UFO. She was given the standard examination and was then taken to a
room
where she was shown babies. It was the next room, however, that amazed
Catherine the most.

She was led into a room that contained a full-sized, totally natural
pine
forest. As Catherine says, "I'm confused but it's there. It's in the
room,
and there's like trees and rocks and dirt and things off to the left.
I can
see them from where I am."

Catherine was stunned to be inside a forest. It even smelled real. She
estimated it to be about the size of a high school gym. There were
curving
walls going upwards on all sides.

After being taken through the forest, the aliens led Catherine out of
the
ship and took her back to her home.

Extraterrestrials are not only growing whole forests, but they are
also
collecting animals of all sorts. One well-known case is that of a
Wyoming
hunter, Carl Higdon. On October 25, 1974, Higdon was hunting elk along
the
northern boundary of the Medicine Bow National Forest.

Higdon had been searching for game for several hours when he spotted
five
elk grazing in a nearby field. He lifted his gun, aimed and pulled the
trigger.

To his surprise, the bullet went about halfway, stopped and fell to
the
ground. Higdon then became aware of an unusual-looking figure standing
near
him. The figure looked human except he had yellowish skin, a slanted
head
with thin hair that stood straight up and no visible chin. He was
extremely
bowlegged, and was dressed in a strange black suit with a wide belt.

Higdon was stunned when the figure invited Higdon aboard a UFO that he
only
then noticed. Before he realized what was happening, Higdon found
himself
strapped to a chair inside the UFO. He then felt a sensation of
movement.
Afterwards he was told that they had traveled 163,000 "light miles."
Higdon
then saw what appeared to be a futuristic-looking city.

After a short while, Higdon was returned. However, while he was aboard
the
ship, he noticed that the five elk he had been hunting had also been
taken
aboard. They had been put into a cubicle in which none of them could
move.
Higdon was told by the aliens that the elk were needed for breeding
purposes

Art Wholeflaffer responds: I have heard that ETs are also taking
humans
for their zoos, but UFO debunkers have been rejected because of their
genetic defects.  Sorry Horry, Casanobrain, Bruce S., Lou, Borsch and
Dean-0.  Better luck next time!

Art