Atmospheric Beasts
Field Report
Atmospheric Beasts are theorized as biological entities that dwell in the upper atmosphere. They are often described as giant, slow-moving, semi-transparent organisms resembling jellyfish or manta rays. Sightings sometimes overlap with UFO reports, especially those involving large floating shapes. Some theorists suggest they feed on electromagnetic energy or static. Due to their altitude and evasive movement, they are rarely captured on video or radar. Believers argue they are native to Earth but unknown to science. Others propose they are extra-dimensional. Mainstream science does not recognize their existence.
Classification
Type:Aerial Entity
Location:Upper atmosphere; sightings globally (USA, UK, Australia)
Traits:Translucent, jellyfish-like, bioluminescent, massive size
Threat Assessment
Danger Level: 2
First Reported: 1870s
Sightings: 120
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Behavioral Patterns
They float or drift silently through the sky, seemingly unaffected by human activity. Their behavior is elusive and non-confrontational.
Folklore & Origins
Modern paranormal theories speculate about cloud-like living organisms drifting through Earth’s upper atmosphere.
Media Documentation
Occasionally featured in paranormal-themed podcasts and speculative zoology writings. Mentioned in fringe science and UFO-adjacent communities as potential explanations for aerial anomalies. Media mentions are rare and confined to pseudoscientific media.
Hoax Analysis
Claims involving floating or translucent sky creatures were popularized in fringe literature and amateur video footage. Many of these videos were later proven to be camera artifacts or misunderstood natural phenomena, leading to widespread debunking. Though not all claims are considered hoaxes, numerous instances involved misrepresentation of common atmospheric effects.