These are circumstances commonly attributed to aliens or cuppracabra attacking cattle. However it's very common in roadkill when you start to look for it. It's pretty mundane, though I understand some people will find it startling the first time they see or hear of it.
> The bearded vulture is the only known vertebrate whose diet consists almost exclusively (70 to 90 percent) of bone.
> The bearded vulture (Gypaetus barbatus), also known as the lammergeier and ossifrage
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Magic_Words_are_Squeamis...
the bone-breaker
Appropriate.
For example, two explanations: 1. There was an avalanche and birds ate the soft tissue 2. There was an avalanche, birds ate the soft tissue, and Mars was in retrograde
Occam's razor tells you the first explanation is more likely to be correct. It does not tell you 4 or 5 natural events occurring can't be the best explanation if there isn't a more parsimonious alternative explanation.
H0 assumes that:
- there's intelligent life out there
- that life is close enough to visit Earth
- it's interested in us enough to secretly do weird things to us
- but for some reason hides from our governments/scientists
- and manages to avoid them
- but for some reason regular people can sometimes catch it
- but never on a cellphone
- it came to that particular place and did these particular things
H1 only assumes a lot of things we already know exist and can happen (like hypothermia and scavengers) - happened at once.