It's natural for us to search for patterns and meaning in places it might not exist.

If you've ever laid in the grass looking up at the clouds as a kid, pointing out animals in the

sky, you know exactly what I mean. It was always dragons or unicorns for me. Or if you've ever seen a face in a piece of burnt toasts and been totally freaked out, then you get it.

Oftentimes, it's just our brains trying to make sense of the world around us.

It actually has a scientific term, and it's called peridolia.

But I don't believe that everything in this world is a coincidence or just a trick of the mind.

Sometimes patterns appear because they really do have meaning.

They have purpose.

They have intention.

Especially when they appear overnight outside your home.

For centuries, farmers have reported finding something called crop circles in their fields.

Beautiful, intricate, and massive designs that simply appear in a matter of hours.

Skeptics have called them a hoax, and others have connected them to UFO sightings

and supernatural entities. But what do these patterns mean? Could they be some extraterrestrial's way

of trying to communicate? Are they nature's own attempt to speak to us directly?

Or are they messages or even warnings?

Is it something we need to take more seriously before it's far too late?

I'm Yvette Jindylai. And I'm her sister Rasha Pecorero.

And today we're looking for the patterns in this episode of So Supernatural.

Music It was the summer of 1996.

A Nebraska farmer named Kelly Riser woke up early to go work in his field.

He knew it was supposed to get hot that day, so he just wanted to get a head start.

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