A county law enforcement constable in Stephenville, Texas, who watched a UFO recorded on another officer's "dashcam" police videotape camera in January 2008 said, "And then this thing, right in front of my eyes, changes and it looks almost like a jellyfish. I compare it maybe even to a parachute – and now a very bright white."

In November 2008, an Ohio woman says she saw a "very large, orange-yellow-white-colored orb" just over the tree line near her house. She said it reminded her of an amoeba under a microscope that changed shape and moved.

Near the Ohio River in eastern Ohio in October, witnesses say they saw an orange glowing object at a low altitude. One man said it had "a biological shape." "It didn't look like anything mechanical by any means." He said his impression was "that it was organic. That's the feeling that I got. I didn't think it could be anything else. It just came across as something organic."

And now, witnesses near Conisholme, England, have used the term "octopus" and "tentacles" to describe something they saw in the sky Jan. 4, 2009, that may have had something to do with damage to a wind turbine.

CONISHOLME, ENGLAND

Witness John Harrison is reported as saying he saw a "massive ball of light with tentacles going right down to the ground" above the wind turbine farm. "It was huge. With the tentacles it looked just like an octopus," according to the UK newspaper "The Sun."

The newspaper "The Telegraph" reported, "One woman said she saw an object fly towards the wind farm, while others described the lights as being linked by 'tentacles,' leading locals to dub it the octopus UFO."

Other reliable citizens in the region have reported multiple sightings of unusual lights.

Media accounts in the UK are also noting that secret unmanned stealth bombers are possibly being tested in the area and this could account for some UFO sightings.

However, the damage caused to the wind turbine near Conisholme seems to correspond with sightings of the glowing object that resembled an octopus or something with tentacles-like shape.

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