The thriller Mexican aliens, introduced to the world earlier this yr, are "definitely not human" and have 30 p.c DNA of an "unknown species". 

The stunning feedback got here after two tiny our bodies had been proven to Mexico's Congress by controversial journalist Jaime Maussan, who claimed they had been historic alien corpses present in Peru.

The man who found the mummies, a 70-year-old controversial determine, stated that his discovering was "the most important thing that has happened to humanity". 

He added: "I believe that this phenomenon is the only one that gives us the opportunity to unite."

This week, whereas addressing the Mexican Congress, he claimed that DNA exams on the aliens confirmed that 30 p.c of their DNA is "not from any known species". Researchers who appeared with him confirmed that the three-toed mummies had been "authentic".

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He acknowledged: "This is the first time extraterrestrial life has been presented in this manner. We have a clear example of non-human specimens unrelated to any known species on our planet.

"The public has the correct to find out about non-human expertise and beings. This actuality unites humanity quite than dividing us. We will not be alone on this huge universe; we must always embrace this reality."

"These specimens don't belong to our terrestrial evolution. They had been not creatures discovered after a UFO crash. Instead, they had been present in diatom mines and later remodeled into fossilised mummies."

The mummies were first found in Peru, and had been on display there as recently as 2017. This was confirmed by Peruvian officials earlier this year. 

Ufologist Will Galison is one of those who has seen the mummies up close in Peru. He claimed that the world should be far more worried about them than it appears to be now.

Speaking to NubTV, he said: "They discovered one bone within the arm of one of many mummies that clearly was not the natural bone that was there. So that raises the query, is the remainder of it faux? 

"My thinking shifted when I was up in a friend's house in the country, north of New York. And I saw a deer skull on the mantel and the back of that deer skull, to my mind, resembled the front of this skull and I thought 'oh wow'.

"It was clearly put collectively - the query is was it put collectively in 2015...or was it made 1,000 years in the past?

"I do not think that they flew down in a saucer and landed on Earth recently, or even 1,000 years ago, because a CT scan showed another thing according to some of the doctors that examined these things: the leg bones on these things were suffering from osteoporosis."

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