Probably the scientist skeptic will say it is a anomalie or freak occurance, but there are plenty of instances of that type of events happening, I mean look at that amazing story of the elephants who risked their own lives to save those poor children in the Asian Tsunami, i highly doubt they were doing it for their own ends as all of their own food would have been swept away by the water.  How can every animal's behaviour on the planet earth be viewed by researchers?

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It's a fact of life that animals, birds, sharks, ect, have more senses than humans do. Sharks for instance have electroception, allowing them to detect electric fields. This is a sense humans do not have.

There are many things in universe humans don't understand. Astral travel happens when dreaming, people see lucid ghosts, ect, but the question is: is it apart of the laws of nature? Is it supernatural? Is it apart of the laws of Nature we don't understand yet?

The laws of Nature says that there is order in the universe. Blue birds mate with blue birds, tigers mate with tigers, ect, and they all expand their own kind. Ants march on the ground everyday in a straight-line. Almost like they are programmed by Nature to do so. The laws of Nature govern the physical world and are in order.

Now, supernatural things are beyond our current understanding of the universe. Astral travel supports HIGHLY that we are multidimensional beings, and that there are probably different laws in the astral plane. This complicates scientists even more, because they assume everything has a physical explanation, whereas astral travel is supporting spirits and astral beings.

I hope you understand. I too LOVE the study of the laws of Natue. It's one of my favorite subjects. I love going outside into the wilderness and watching Nature on TV. I just don't know if astral travel, astral bodies, spirits, the spirit world, ect, is apart of Nature (the physical world) are just in other spirit dimensions.

This should show you how fascinating the world actually is. There's so much stuff we don't understand yet.