In Argentina, there was another case of a mysterious mutilation of a cow, but this time the victim somehow managed to survive …
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Strange cattle mutilations, mainly cows, have been occurring around the world for over half a century. In animals, meat is cut from the muzzle, the genitals, tongue, ears, udder, rectum are cut out.
Moreover, this is all done with very even and surgically precise incisions, and there are no traces of blood next to the corpse, as if the animal was killed in another place.
Conspiracy theorists blame the Chupacabra on aliens or secret government experiments. It may sound silly, but they have one very compelling reason for their versions. The fact is that although there are a lot of cases of strangely mutilated cows every year in different countries, none of them reached the level of federal investigation. Each such case either ends up blaming local predators or mysterious maniacs.
So, back to the recent case of a cow mutilation from Argentina. Or rather, a newly born calf. It happened in a rural area at the dairy farm "El Boyero", near the town of Realico in the province of La Pampa.
The owners of the farm, the Sanchez family, said that the calf was born a week ago and was completely healthy, but almost immediately disappeared.
The calf disappeared when he was in the field with his mother, literally a few meters from the farm, and where he could go, none of the farm workers did not understand. They searched for him, going around everything, but did not find him. But four days later he was found in the same field and was terribly mutilated.
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His entire upper jaw with teeth from nose to bridge of the nose was torn out by some force, while for some reason there was almost no blood on the face and body of the calf. And on the tongue and lower jaw there were a lot of burn marks. At the same time, the rest of his body was normal, without cuts and without burns.
Despite the terrible wound, the calf not only survived, but also felt fine when it was found. Moreover, when they tried to give him milk from a bottle, they succeeded. According to the veterinarians, the whole point was that the terrible wound on the calf's face did not bleed at all, as if it had been immediately cauterized with something.
However, according to the veterinarian, the calf is likely to be euthanized soon, since when it stops feeding on milk, it will not be able to eat grain and hay. In addition, it will be more humane for the animal itself.
The police examined the calf and cannot yet say what could have caused such injury, including whether it was done by human hands or whether the calf was injured by a tractor or a collision with a car. True, even a hit by a vehicle cannot explain the presence of severe burns.