Most owners of dogs, cats and other pets claim that after some time an almost telepathic connection is established between the owner and his pet.
To help epileptics
Skeptics (most often people who meet with animals only in zoos) smile derisively in response to such statements. More positive-minded people remember - yes, somewhere they read that some animals can "predict" volcanic eruptions, earthquakes and other cataclysms, but scientists seem to have already explained this phenomenon not by telepathic abilities, but either by seismic sensitivity, or by magnetic fields Earth … Something well known to science and thoroughly studied. Telepathy? And even in animals? - nonsense.
Brad, you say? - so listen. In the 1990s, the English veterinarian Andrew Edney, who by that time had accepted hundreds of animals as patients, discovered an amazing phenomenon. In the event that the owner of the dog suffered from epileptic seizures, then the dog (regardless of sex, breed and age) always knew in advance when the next seizure would begin. Moreover, she used her knowledge in the following way: during the time preceding the seizure (and the owner himself did not suspect anything yet) she tried to take him to a safe place, showed anxiety, tried to run for help, or tried to attract the attention of other people.
The veterinarian claims that absolutely all dogs that he knows (and there are many) whose owners are epileptics act this way. Okay, let's say that such a phenomenon can be explained by some changes in the patient's body or behavior, preceding the seizure, but invisible to anyone except the animal. But here are a few more exceptional cases.
The Czech parapsychologist Milan Rizl mentions the following event in his writings. One worker in an explosives factory had a dog that carefully escorted him from home to work every day. But one day the dog passed halfway and stopped. No matter how he called her, she did not want to go further, and even tried to wrap her master back. However, work is work, and the owner ignored the dog's signals and went alone.
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About an hour later, his wife called him and said that the dog had come running home, but was behaving very strangely, raging in front of the door, trying to get out, and she was already scared with him. The husband reassured her, saying that he would return in the evening and figure everything out. But he never came back. In the middle of the day, a powerful explosion occurred at the factory, and everyone who was there at that moment died.
How do they know?
Your pets will surely recognize your steps when you approach the door of a house or apartment, recognize the sound of your car, but can they guess whether or not you are calling home now on the phone? They can! - says a venerable Californian family from Berkeley. Their cat rushes to the phone and starts meowing at the moment when the husband calls home (even before the wife picks up the phone), while ignoring the calls of strangers. The spouses repeatedly checked the cat, the husband called home from other countries and even from other continents (where he found himself at work), his calls alternated with calls from friends and acquaintances, but the cat clearly filters out "strangers" and only responds to the owner's call. How does he do it? - no one can really explain.
The writer Alexandre Dumas had an amazing cat in his youth. At that time, the writer worked for the Duke of Orleans and daily visited, as they would say now, an office located half an hour's walk from home. Every morning the cat accompanied the owner halfway, then returned home, but in the evening he again met Dumas at the same place where they parted. Moreover, according to the writer's mother, the cat did not leave the house at the same time, but exactly half an hour before the arrival of the owner, depending on whether Dumas was late at work or vice versa - he was released early.
A certain Pamela Smart (Britain) got a cute terrier named Jayti in a shelter for homeless animals. At some point, Pamela had a lot of free time, and she could disappear from home for an hour, a day or even a week, and then suddenly appear. So, according to the testimony of household members, the terrier began to wait for its owner exactly forty minutes before her appearance, regardless of whether she was returning on foot or by car. Moreover, he not only waited for Pamela, but met her at the front door, on the garden path or in any other place that the hostess followed home. Once, for a laugh, Pamela decided to get into the house through a window on the first floor. According to eyewitnesses, exactly forty minutes before her appearance, the dog sat down at this window, which puzzled his mistress a lot.
Robot chicken
Several years ago, the French parapsychologist Rene Peosha published an article entitled "Chickens Don't Lie!" In it, Peosha describes many amazingly interesting experiments, some of which were carried out, as the name implies, with chickens.
Their essence was as follows: a small robot was launched into a box with newborns who had never seen a live chicken, chickens, which could only move here and there according to the principle of a random number generator, that is, completely chaotic. The chickens, mistaking the robot for "mother", followed him relentlessly. A few days later, the chickens were resettled, and the robot continued to ride in splendid isolation (all his actions were recorded on video). And a few days later, the chickens were sent back to the electronic "mom", but already locked in a transparent box. That is, they could see the robot, but they could not follow it.
And here the most interesting thing began: a stupid, soulless machine, rolling in all directions, according to its program (or, more precisely, according to the complete absence of any program) until the second appearance of chickens on the stage, suddenly began most of the time to carry out, so to speak, next to the boxing with the chicks, only occasionally leaving, and then, for a short time, to other places.
It turns out that chickens have telekinesis, that is, they are able to somehow influence the mechanisms? - it turns out that - yes! Are able. By the way, control experiments with chickens that hatched without the presence of a robot showed that they cannot have any effect on its movement.
Recall that we also talked about the most famous predictor animals. and the language of cats, bees and parrots.
Konstantin Fedorov