An interesting case of contact of a local farmer with UFO inhabitants, which occurred near the French town of Valensole in 1965, was described by the American scientist and famous ufologist Jacques Vallee. A feature of this contact may be the use by aliens of some "technical means" to ensure their safety in case of sudden contact with people by "immobilizing" them. That is why you should not show undue curiosity while observing UFO landings and sorties of their inhabitants on the surface of our planet. In some cases, this may generally be unsafe for life and health.
And here is how J. Vallee describes this case:
By the way, the UFO pilots did not behave like they came from another planet. And their "study of plants" and their reaction to the appearance of a person are likely to speak of a completely ordinary situation associated with daily activities. Consequently, these aliens are not based in another star system, but, most likely, either on the far side of the Moon, or in the underground cavities of our planet. Moreover, many testimonies from insiders, including a former employee of the American special services, point in favor of the latest version. E. Snowden, who pointed to the presence in the archives of the secret services of secret information about the existence of some "underground civilizations". So indiscriminately sticking the label "aliens" to all UFO pilots would be fundamentally wrong, and therefore it would be much more correct to use the term "aliens".
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