| ID | #1606153542 |
| Added | Mon, 23/11/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | Mike Dash, Borderlands
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Hypothesis
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Initial data
Four boys aged between nine and thirteen were walking their dogs through Hackney marshes when they came across three claw marks in the snow, one of which is identified as bear tracks.
They soon came across an elderly couple who told the boys to leave the area as there was a "bear"around. Curiously, the boys came across a "giant, huge, snarling bear-like animal" that stood on its hind legs, forcing the boys to run.
The next day, police searched the 5,000-acre wasteland with dogs and a helicopter, but found nothing but a few convincing footprints, which, oddly enough, ended abruptly.
Original news
Date: December 27 1981
Location: Hackney, England
Time: evening
Summary: Four boys, ranging in ages from nine to thirteen were out walking their dogs on the Hackney marshes when they came across a set of three clawed footprints in the snow, which one of their number identified as bear prints. Soon they came upon an elderly couple that told the boys to leave the area since there was a “bear” around. Curios, the boys they pressed on until they came across “a giant great growling bear-like creature,” which reared up on its hind legs, sending the boys running. The next day, the police searched the 5000 acre wasteland with dogs and helicopter, finding nothing but several convincing sets of tracks that oddly enough ended abruptly.
Source: Mike Dash, Borderlands
Hypotheses
Famous creatures
There are a huge number of different living organisms on our planet. According to recent estimates, the number of species of organisms on our planet is approximately 7-10 million. However, only 15% of the data are described today.
According to the calculations of Canadians, 2.2 million species live in the world's oceans, 6.5 million on land. There are only about 7.8 million species of animals on the planet, 611 thousand fungi, and 300 thousand plants.
Investigation
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