CAN ANiMAL GHOSTS HAUNT HUMANS?!

Hey my dear readers and supporters...

Finally thanks to our ultimate 'Bossy President Fan' I got our first topic which is....you can read the chapter's name directly, Are you expecting me to repeat it for you😂😂..

First of all thank you so much to all my friends who are motivating me everytime by leaving there comments and feedbacks...

Second of all, here goes nothing😖

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The first question that arises here is 'Do ghosts even exist?'

Well, according to us (I'm including you guys coz what I say is what you know 😈😈.....just kidding 🙄) no they don't....I don't believe in ghosts that come into the human world to do what they regret not doing or avenging themselves...☠️

But what I do believe in are SPIRITS that don't do anything just wander around us and go through walls!👻

I believe there are souls of people that are watching over us.🤧

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Now comes the main question of the day!

CAN ANIMAL GHOSTS HAUNT HUMANS?!

Umm..as we already discussed "no believing in ghosts"

I do know there are two things which exist

R E T R I B U T I O N (karma)

C O N S C I E N C E (antar-aatma)

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When we do something that we believe is terrible.... we'll be haunted by our conscience until the day when we do something or get something that we feel is the retribution for our sins....And if your heart believes that what you did was unforgivable, your trauma will increase which might cause you to hallucinate things related to what you did, in such cases people usually do feel that the victim (in this case an animal) is always near them, reminding them of what crime they committed...

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These are my basic thoughts on this topic and any other beliefs regarding it are welcomed to be discussed in the comments section or personal chat!

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Well I tried submitting it a lot of times but now I think the problem is word limit.

So am gonna add some random facts about animals with the word "ghost" in their names directly copied from Google.

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Boo! Some animals are called “ghost,” but not because they’re haunting anyone. They’re known as ghosts for other reasons.

First GHOST BAT

Watch for ghost bats in the night skies of Australia! The ghost bat (pictured here) is also known as a “false vampire bat.” Don’t they look spooky?

But don’t worry, ghosts bats are harmless to people. They get their name from their light skin, which is covered with grey fur.

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Second GHOST CRAB

Don’t worry if your sunny ocean beach has ghosts, it’s not haunted!

Ghost crabs can be eerily pale, but it’s to blend in with the sand. And some species can even change colour!

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Third GHOST SHARK

Pale skin, staring eyes and a body that looks like it’s been stitched together — ghost sharks are a little scary. But get this: they’re not really sharks. They’re related to them, and both species have bodies made of cartilage instead of bone.

Ghost sharks live deep in the ocean and never see sunlight. The markings on their bodies help them sense what’s around them in that deep, deep darkness.

Scientists only spotted a live ghost shark for the first time 20 years ago!

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Fourth GHOST FROG

Ghost frogs get their name because the skin on their stomachs is almost see-through! And the rest of their bodies blend in with the forests they live in. All the better to sneak up on you!

These amphibians are super mini at about the size of a grape! You can find them in South Africa.

They are far more cute than spooky, that is if you can spot them at all!

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Fifth GHOST MOTH

**In Europe, old folk stories were told about these moths being the souls of the dead!

Male ghost moths are entirely white and come out at twilight to haunt — errr… we mean hover, over meadows. The female moths are a more cheerful yellow with patterned wings.

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Sixth** GHOST OWL

You may know these owls by their more familiar and less scary name: barn owls. They’re the most common owls around.

But with their white mask-like faces and habit of swooping around in the night, it’s no surprise they’ve got a ghostly reputation!

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Seventh GHOST SNAKE

**This mysterious snake lives on the island of Madagascar. The snake got its name for its pale grey colour and general sneakiness.

And this snake is pretty hard to find — scientists only discovered it in 2014!

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Eighth** GHOST SLUG

This spooky white slug slithered into the United Kingdom in 2006 and it’s been haunting gardens ever since. Unlike most slugs, it’s a carnivore! It eats earthworms.

Scientists think the slugs may have arrived in potted plants, but their origins are still mysterious!

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So this was all from Google's side and am really sorry about this but I have already written all my thoughts down😞..and that just left me, the empty space, and the word limit...But I still hope you enjoyed this and my thoughts!

THANK YOU!

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