Praying Mantis Beings & Top Strangest Animals

[Part 1] Remote viewer John Vivanco looked at the praying mantis, and MAN was the data weird. How has martial arts been influenced by the bug? And that’s not the only animal with an interesting and metaphysical consciousness: Crows are unusually smart. What do they remember that you wouldn’t expect them to? The Eurasian wryneck might be a bird, too, but it sure looks and acts like a snake. What does ancient lore say about owls, birds, curses, witchcraft, secret societies, and aliens? Hear investigative research from Rob Counts and John’s RV data on this Metaphysical Podcast that’s out of this world.

In this episode, hear discussions on: the praying mantis, crows, ravens, wolves, the Eurasian wryneck, owls, aliens, and animal consciousness. John remote viewed the praying mantis and found that its vibration is extremely strange. Some aliens allegedly plant “seeds” on Earth, like a particular species of insect or animal, and follow its progress. Are some aliens uninterested in humans because they think bugs are more interesting? Rob found lore about the history of the praying mantis in relation to martial arts. How have the boxing and fighting arts drawn on nature? On the topic of animal intelligence, crows have excellent memories and can recall human faces. Ravens have a bizarre ability to mimic the howl of a wolf, which helps them hunt. Eurasian wrynecks are members of the woodpecker family, but their behavior is definitely more serpentine. When it twists its neck and turns its head 180 degree, then hisses, the Eurasian wryneck looks just like a snake. Is this why the bird has been linked with evil spells and jinxes? The owl has similarly long been associated with the occult and secret society symbolism, in addition to wisdom.