On a field in the English village of Skefflinge, almost a kilometer from the sea, the corpse of a young female seival was discovered. A ten-meter-long dead whale lay quietly on the grass, with no signs of transportation found around it.
It seems that the sea animal either simply teleported here, or was thrown to the ground from some kind of aircraft. The second theory, by the way, does not stand up to criticism, since in that case the animal would have crashed. However, the arriving experts found that the sei whale suffocated when he rolled over on his back, and his breath turned out to be covered with earth. Thus, experts determined that the whale was still alive when it entered the field, which poses even more questions.
Employees of the British Zoological Society, who examined the dead animal, were able to put forward only one hypothesis: the female seiwal allegedly washed ashore in a decent wave. Nevertheless, the locals question the words of scientists, claiming that such waves have never been here and could not have been. It turns out that the experts are unable to give an exact explanation of the incident.
British ufologists believe that representatives of an extraterrestrial civilization were probably to blame, who took the whale to their ship to examine it, and then for some reason returned the mammal not to its native element, but carefully lowered it to the ground. Researchers claim that aliens constantly abduct various terrestrial animals, studying them and conducting experiments on them. Aliens return some experimental animals back, others do not. This whale, apparently, was only half lucky.
It is worth noting that a dead dolphin was found in the same part of the English county of East Riding of Yorkshire a few months ago. A year earlier, a fin whale, a whale from another family of minke whales, turned out to be here on land. So the alien theory seems to be the most compelling.
