Brazilian Crop Circles caught on video by local TV News

Air footage of a strange crop formation at Carandiba city's corn fields (Parana Brazil). The local TV report covers interviews in Portuguese with a local farmer, a local small business owner and an ufologist researcher. The strange symbol have been seeing lately in other Brazilian states and also in other countries like United States and Portugal as showed on the report.

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• crop
• circles
• ufo
• alien
• ovni
• enigma
• mistery
• sci
• fi
• news
• TV
• brazil
• parana

[smegingbastard]

fake

[TobeFalcao]

Esse caso em particular é uma fraude. Nota-se claramente que as pessoas são péssimos atores querendo passar a impressão de tratarem-se de pessoas simples do campo.

Só não consigo entender o propósito do teatro.

[andresuaza]

FAKE!

[claybarry]

fake

[winterstellar]

@winterstellar HAHAAAAAA! Just one more thing, about that dutch hoaxter! He claims to be a "psychic" who "mysteriously can predict where the next crop-circle comes and how it will look"!!! That's awesome, how retarded do you have to be to not understand that he or his friends are making them, I wonder? Maybe I should start "magically predicting" my crop-circles too? Hehe, the crap you read on the internet sometimes! Maaan! : )

[winterstellar]

@skinup1231 Hehe, I checked them/him out. It's a hoax, man and none of the "scientific papers" are peer-reviewed, trust me. Check that out for yourself. I noticed that National Geographic is in on the "evil conspiracy of science and non-believers" too, according to them. Funny reading, but I have better things to waste time on. I'm ending this b.s conversation now, but keep belieeeeving! That's all you guys can ever do, cause genuine proof or evidence you'll never have:)

[winterstellar]

@skinup1231 Aah, then there must be lots of peer-reviewed papers, and lots of universities where you can study this no doubt oh so important phenomenon. Haha, name one of each please. That can't be hard then? Hehe:)

[skinup1231]

@winterstellar Yeah, search BLT research into Google and you'll find published papers, lab reports, field reports, and other useful information. BLT is composed of several hundred trained field-sampling personnel in the U.S., Canada and Europe who collect plant and soil samples at crop circle sites for analyses by a number of scientists in various disciplines.

[winterstellar]

@skinup1231 Hehe, "the science"? Then I'm sure you can refer to peer-reviewed scientific papers? Not just some mumbojumbo article in a magazine that has an article on UFOs or something on the previous page? And if it's science, no doubt you can study the science of mysterious crop-circles at universities? Can you name one, hehe? Of course not, and if these had been real phenomenons scientists would be all over it. Or maybe it's this huge "conspiracy of science" again,eh?Like with the other crap?

[skinup1231]

@winterstellar Na.. only people that can't explain themselves like you. I've explained the science behind the real crop circles in a previous post. Obviously your braindead so i'll post it again. There are four scientifically-documented visible plant changes which are hallmarks of genuine crop circles. 1 - elongation or stretching of the apical nodes, 2 - expulsion cavities, 3 - distinct bending of the plant stems at the nodes, 4 - inhibited seed-head development. This can't be "faked".