Many people wonder what happens after death: is there an afterlife, will my pets be around.
But no matter what happens there, it is better to pray so as not to meet there some devilish creature in the form of an animal.
Ghost Bear, Tower, London
The ghost of a bear is said to haunt the Tower of London and can be seen near Martin's Tower. One night, it was in 1816, a guard noticed a large bear. There was a menagerie in the Tower at that time. The guard logically thought that the bear had escaped from him, so he rushed at him with a bayonet. But as soon as he attacked the bear, he disappeared. The man lost consciousness after being shocked by what he saw and died two days later.
Ghost Horse, North Wales
If you're lucky, you might see a white ghost horse riding the back roads of Bryn y Maen in North Wales. Once this ghost was seen at dawn by a man who drove off the main road so as not to catch the eye of the police, because he had not paid the tax for the car. He was driving quietly along a country road when he suddenly saw a huge white horse ahead. The animal passed through the fence, but disappeared as soon as the man put on the brakes. It is said that a large horse skull was once found in this area during road repairs.
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Ghost Chicken at Pond Square, London
In 1626, one frosty day, Sir Francis Bacon was driving through Pond Square, with his friend in the carriage. The men were passionate about the argument, Francis defended a new idea of preserving food. He was convinced that, instead of salting, the meat could be kept frozen without losing its taste. His friend, who was a doctor at the royal court, was skeptical about this, but nonetheless, Bacon bought chicken from a local farm, cleaned it, and then covered it with snow inside and outside. Alas, his experiments with freezing led to the fact that he collapsed with pneumonia, from which he died. After Bacon's death, reports surfaced of a gutted chicken running around Pond Square. The chicken disappeared as soon as someone tried to approach it, but soon it reappeared.
Phantom Pigs, Dartmoor
The ghost sow and her piglets have lived in Merripit Hill for 200 years. They can only be seen on foggy nights. They wander towards Cator Gate, hungry, in search of food. According to legend, the sow and the piglets knew that there was a dead horse lying near the Cator Gate, which they planned to feast on, but when they arrived there, they saw that the entrails of the animal were pecked by crows. You can hear the piglets screaming: "Skin and bones, skin and bones!"
GUSAKOVA IRINA YURIEVNA