Aliens come in various forms and sizes, and they aren’t solely found in space; our oceans are teeming with life from other worlds.
When it comes to astronomy, the visible sky offers a glimpse of the surface of celestial objects that aren’t planets. Moons are the only extraterrestrial skies astronauts have encountered and captured on film. Space probes designed to land on other planets, such as Venus, Mars, and Titan, have explored the atmospheres of these alien worlds.
Recent evidence suggesting the existence of mermaids in our everyday world blurs the line between reality and legend on our planet.
Mermaids, or sirens, are mythical beings traditionally believed to possess water-related powers. They were depicted as enchanting and alluring women with fish tails who would entice sailors with their mesmerizing songs, often leading to shipwrecks. In some tales, they even lured men into lakes, where they met their demise.
Originally, these creatures were imagined with the head, bust, and torso of a woman, along with the body of a bird (mermaids). Over time, this image evolved into that of a half-woman, half-fish.
The mysteries of our oceans are vast, considering the enormous size of our lakes and the continuous discovery of new aquatic species. As a result, the potential for finding alien life is virtually boundless.
Cave paintings depicting such creatures can be found in various locations, indicating that people have long believed in their existence. This enduring belief stems from the evidence witnessed by countless individuals. Consequently, there is growing confidence in the possibility of their existence.
The government would not have obtained evidence of extraterrestrial life from the team that discovered alien remains if their findings were not genuine.
