Whether or not aliens exist is an eternal debate. Many believe that it would be arrogant to believe that we are alone in the universe, while others believe that the existence of aliens is just a fantasy. Whatever the truth, the topic is constantly on the table, mainly due to the numerous UFO sightings and unexplained phenomena that some believe are beyond doubt aliens.
A crumpled UFO body was found in a small settlement, and disappeared the next day
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There are theories that aliens already exist on Earth, perhaps hiding in the depths of the seas and oceans, waiting for the right moment to manifest themselves. It is still questionable whether they would reveal themselves with peaceful or non-peaceful intentions, but that is a different topic, as there is no evidence of their existence yet – although there is appalling condition.
Two veterinarians were walking on the coast of Australia when they saw a huge, nearly two-meter long, mysterious-looking creature that may not have been alive for some time.
They approached the strange corpse (which, according to many comments, clearly looked like an alien creature), but at first glance they couldn’t make out exactly what they were seeing – then they realized what it was, and that’s when the real shock came, because they had never seen this before.
It turned out not to be an alien creature, but just a large moonfish, and even relatively smaller fish at that time, since these fish could grow up to 4 meters in length. These creatures are mostly found around the equator, which is why it was surprising and mysterious how they ended up on the coast of Australia. Perhaps that is why it has not been recognized by vets, as it is a very rare fish, especially for that one – it must have been mixed in there due to the effects of global warming.
Here you can see some pictures of him:
“Looks like an alien!” Tourists are awestruck as one of the largest and rarest marine creatures in the world washes up on an Australian beach https://t.co/cw9CIc8JIJ
– Daily Mail Australia (@DailyMailAU) July 28, 2020
And here you can see a huge live moonfish:
