Animals

Animals and the Supernatural

Have you ever had an experience where your dog start barking and growling at what looks like nothing at all? Have you ever heard of this happening to one of your friends or family members? Have you ever seen other animals, perhaps wild ones, act erratically at certain times of the day or night? While scientific evidence of animals being able to sense supernatural activity is inconclusive, but unscientific evidence would suggest that animals can, in fact, see or sense ghost.

Good morning to Ms. Suvitha and my fellow friends. The title of my speech today is “Animals and the Supernatural”.

First, the most unscientific evidence will tell you that dogs are the most sensitive to supernatural activity compared to other animals. Some say that it is because dogs are able to hear and smell better than most other animals, so they are more likely to detect a change in their surroundings. Others believe that, since dogs are social animals and were breed to protect their owners, they may be more likely to react to paranormal activities in order to warn their owners. Whatever the reason, many dog owners report irregular behaviour that can be attributed to a haunted house or room.

Second, while dogs are by far the most sensitive to supernatural activity, cats are also very sensitive towards changes in electromagnetic activity - a change in which signal a ghostly presence. Unlike dogs, cats may be more likely to hide rather than make noise or otherwise warn their owners. Cats may also sit and watch something moving around a room that humans cannot see with their eyes.

Third, as far as wild animals go, birds have a very strong electromagnetic sensory ability as their part of natural navigation, using earth own magnetic field as a form of GPS. Birds also have a wider field of perception in the form being able to see in the ultra violet spectrum of light, which humans and most other animals do not have, many of them have a good sense of smell...