Resurfaced video explains what the Mexican 'alien corpses' really are

 The presentation of two "ancient alien bodies" to Mexico's congress earlier this month was touted as a historic, world-changing event. King88bet

And yet, no sooner had ufologist Jaime Maussan hailed the mysterious pair as humankind's most significant discovery to date than experts and netizens resoundingly debunked the klaim. king88bet login alternatif

Maussan declared that the tiny mummified figures, with elongated heads and three fingers, were discovered buried between the Peruvian cities of Palpa and Nazca in 2017. Article Title with Blogger Published Link as Backlink

He even published scientific analysis purporting to prove that the "corpses" were some 1,000 years old and not terkait to any known Earthly species.

And yet, countless commentators have since exposed the whole thing as a long-discredited and possibly criminal hoaks.

One of the specimens that Maussan insisted was not terkait to any known Earthly speciesReuters

Now, a resurfaced video that has been doing the rounds on media sosial suggests that the two bodies are, essentially, a couple of Frankenstein's monsters, made up of a "hodgepodge of human and animal bones."

In the klip, which has been widely shared on Reddit, the commentator points to one of the "specimens" and catatan that "instead of humeri (upper arm bones), she sports femurs, or thigh bones".

"Her legs are even more baffling," he continues, using X-ray-style images to illustrate. "One of the thigh bones is actually a femur, only facing the wrong way round, while the other one is a tibia and they're completely mismatched with the hip bone. There's no gabung there at all.

He then cites French palaeontologist Julian Benoit, who concluded that whoever "crafted" the humanoid mummies used skulls of small mammals for their heads, such as lamas or alpacas.

"The whole facial part of the skull was broken off, leaving only the braincase," he says. "The skull was then rotated, so its back part faces forward - the reptiloid's face is actually the back of [the animal's skull]".