Government2002

Argentina's SENASA attributes cattle mutilation wave to predators and rodents

When: 1 Jul 2002
Where: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Sources: 1 public source

After a wave of cattle 'mutilation' reports, Argentina's national animal-health agency SENASA said a university-led study found the animals died of natural causes and the wounds came from predators, chiefly a red-nosed mouse (Oxymycterus) and foxes.

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OtherSENASA press release on cattle mutilations, July 1, 2002 (English translation by Alejandro Agostinelli) (opens in a new tab)SENASA (translation hosted by ufology.patrickgross.org) / 2002-07-01

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