Extinct species and mysterious creatures have been sighted
thousands of times over the centuries.
Sightings have increased in the past few decades describing them as
predatory in appearance and/or behavior with few exceptions. Mysterious creatures not described as
predatory may only appear non-threatening.
Lack of a predatory appearance or behavior could be an evolutionary
trait used to lure prey into their environment.
Mysterious or unknown creatures could be extinct species not yet
identified in the fossil record or species not indigenous to earth.
Natural occurring time slips and time displacements do not
have a physical structure but could emit electromagnetic fields. Electromagnetic fields or electromagnetic
radiation could produce a visual blurring effect depending on atmospheric
conditions. Animals sensing
electromagnetic fields could move into forming time slips or displacements. This would account for sightings of unknown
and/or extinct species.
Some species could have evolved to sense electromagnetic
fields. Predatory species could use
these time formations as a means to hunt or lure prey. Predators could have learned to return
through a displacement in time before it dissipates. Time slips result in a temporary relocation
in time. This predatory behavior could
account for unexplained animal or human's deaths and unexplained disappearances
of animals or people.
People or animals could pass through forming time slips or
displacements unexpectedly when there is no visible observation, failure to
recognize visible atmospheric reactions to forming time slips or displacements,
failure to perceive the formations as dangerous, be curiously attracted to the
visual effect, or be lured by something from the other side. Curiosity of the visual effect or being lured
by something from the other side could be the primary reason animals, children,
and young people enter time slips or displacements.