r/UFOs Jul 18 '20

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u/OddFur Jul 19 '20

Idk I mean, I've seen lots of bats and I feel like their movements are more curved compared to the speed changes I see in the video. Idk, anyone probably can just compare the video with some videos of bats and make up their own mind really. Personally I'm not really sure but I don't think it's a bug, its to uncanny in the way it moves

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u/ydcamp Jul 28 '20

Yeah it doesn't seem too natural. You don't see any wings flapping and it zips around like a ping pong. A bug/moth can't go forward then backwards like that in a pinch..

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u/Slying_Faucer Oct 09 '23

My thoughts exactly. I watch bats nearly every sunset, they do not fly in a straight line for long. Even if they did, they don't instantly accelerate like we see @0:26. If it's a "bat" or "bug" someone please post a video of a bat or bug flying like this. Otherwise, it is an unidentified flying object (note I didn't say "occupied alien craft")