What was stated with regard to paranormal manifestations in which humans are "agents" or "percipients", namely that such manifestations were observed at all times and among all people, must also be stated for the complementary branch of the same manifestations, in which animals are "agents" or "percipients". Of course, the paranormal manifestations in which animals are the protagonists are confined within more modest limits of extrinsic manifestation compared to those in which human beings are the protagonists, limits that correspond to the intellectual capacity of the animal species in which they are extrinsic, but, in any case, are more remarkable than at first one would have assumed. In them, in fact, we contemplate telepathic episodes in which animals act not only as "percipients" but also as "agents"; as well as episodes of animals perceiving, collectively with man, ghosts or other supernormal manifestations occurring outside of any telepathic coincidence, and episodes in which animals perceive, collectively with man, the manifestations that take place in haunted localities.