Tridactyls with Ed Casas

and we will read those on Thursday. Thank you, blessure.

a lot about four. I've written a few books kind of exploring the mage, one being the Matrix of Four and the other being the Fourth and Siation exploring these ideas through uh, philosophical and initiatory kind of concepts.

not everything is so cut and dry. And then later on I saw this show In Search of with Leonard Nimoy, which is why I always do my show. He'll be my plug. Let's Talk tried ACTLS at seven pm Sunday's Eastern Standard time, just because I want to mimic that wonderful time slot that I used to watch seven PM, which reminds me. A nice segue is Let's moment of

silence for the original Let's Rest in Peace. Eric von donnikin the original Ancient Alien Theorists has transgress to other realms or dimensions or what have you.

Patterson video. You know, people say, hey, did you became an archaeologist to be like Indiana Jones? And actually it was the Bigfoot video because I told my mother about the Bigfoot video. She said it was fake, and then her aunts gave me the time Life collection of books and there was Evolution, Early Man. And I saw the Early Man book and I was like, oh, so things like this really existed on the planet, so maybe that's not fake. And so that was that's what propelled me.

You know, I'm also a sometimes actor, so I could have went in the theater. Thankfully, I guess I was already a working actor. I'm like, now, let me do something I like, right, and I had. I even had a revelation once I was bartending and I was reading Carl Sagan's book The what is it The Demon Haunted World? I think it was called. I think I left the book there by the way. I don't think I fished. I remember closing it and saying, I'm going to major

in anthropology, and that's what I did. I majored in anthropology. It's a dual degree with social sciences and an ethnic studies background. While I was at school, I ran the LAMBD Alpha Anthropology club, and I started volunteering at the local museum, which turned into greater opportunities, and I later became from a free free to a free volunteer and just a tour guide. It became the activities coordinator and ran their education department, which also provided archaeologists opportunities. So

the museum did contracted work. We worked with another company named Janice that was working with Army Corps of Engineers. The Army Corps of Engineers, you know, years ago they had stopped the flow of okeechobee. So they had gone back and they started reflowing the water back, fixing the problems they started. And so we would do surveys in old sugarcane fields and whatnot, old cowfields too. You know it's you know it's in old you know it's in cowfields,

right guys. So those were fun times, you know. And even one time I got to choose the dig site and digging through the site, lo and behold, pulled a white shirt. Projectile point. So when people asked me if you were an archaeologist, I was a paid working archaeologist. And you know, whether you're a newbie or you have a bachelor's degree or you're a doctor, everybody's digging. Everybody took turns with the shovel and the sifter. I'm glad I was sifting when I found the chirt arrowhead. So yeah,

that's my background there. I've also been the paleotech for Bobby to Palma. Bobby to Palma is sort of a paleontological prodigy when he was younger. I guess he's been around now, but he's on BBC's Attenborough. So these are the type of people that, you know. My friends were all I called the silly hat gang. And that's what I liked about going to the quest or ancient civilizations. Everybody's running around with their silly hats and it reminded me of the old days with my buddies.

And I think that's where some of this starts. So yeah, some of this might start with a trust me bro, you know that's cool. So so, but but that's where I first looked into it, and I saw the testimonies and slide shows of doctor jose Zalce Benitez, who happens to be the lead forensic officer for the Mexican Navy. So he's a forensic anthropologist. You know, my bioanthropology teacher

was a forensic anthropologist. He would do uh, they would like call him out of professional witness to like identify bodies and like mass graves and whatnot. And so that's just mentioning the sort of mentors and men that you know, I've experienced. For example, I went and visited the Miami Circle. We had had a private ground survey walking survey with a Russian geologist and the Miami Dade archaeologist, the Lake Gary Bider, who is my mentor. I gotta be careful, gentleman,

when you get older. I think about, you know, what your testostero level changes. I can get emotional about any of this stuff, you know, because I'm reminiscing, I'm talking about people in the past. I've probably already been broken down on your show. Yeah, I've done it a couple of times. I've gotten better. Yeah, I've gotten I thought.

shape beings with three fingers and three toes ancestors. That's choked me up before, like why is that the case? So anyway, it wasn't just Zouce Benitez though and his testimony, But you would think that a forensic anthropologist who happens to work for the Mexican Navy would be enough for people to accept this story, but instead it turns into ad hominin attacks and strange petty focuses, which isn't on the science. If you catch people talking about people during

this whole Nasca mummies thing, that's a problem. It's not about the people. It's about the science of the bodies. Let's look at numbers, let's look at things. Everything else is just minutia. So I also read Cliff Miles report, who's a Canadian paleontologist. I was almost forget what he was. He's a published, peer reviewed paleontologist, so he's written papers

on dinosaurs. Unfortunately, he may have made a critical error of combining his report on the tridactyls with a history of ufology, which may have tainted the report because now you have a bunch of speculative stuff. What's he laughing about? I can't even here.

solar eclipse. Even to add to the mythology, it was October twenty twenty three and I wrote up. I woke up and said, I got to write this down, and I started writing my constant companion theory we were never alone based on the fact I recognized the tridactyls from petroglyphs in both Canada and the Caribbean. So you can imagine my poor girlfriend when I'm looking at her saying I know what these are. I've seen these before. She's thinking I'm nuts and them. But when we go and

if you want, we can look at those today. When you look at these petroglyphs, you see heart shaped, benign looking faces with three fingered hands. And there's other peripheral petroglyphs that are associated with these. There's spirals that could represent water or fertility or both, serpents and mother goddess imagery, all this with this tritactal imagery, and so that was

the beginning of my personal journey. Is that understanding what they were saying about the bodies, registering that these were real, living things, and that's like a it's like a turn key sort of event that happens in your brain. It's believing that what you're seeing is real. I think, and I think we may literally be seeing amongst a public is a literal cognitive dissonance might be happening, and it sounds.

I hate to guess motives. I hate to play armchair psychologist I do or sociologists because we're talking about mass events here. But I think some of that's happening, and it's It's been very important for me to be very upfront and it's truthful, and I'm not going to tiptoe around this, and let's just get to what I suggest these things are and then everyone can move on with whatever their belief system is. But I would like to

give everyone a base to go from. Too many talking heads are coming onto shows going well, they have three fingers and three toes and big heads, and that's all we know right now. I know a lot more especially when you look at the little ones. But I think the focus was made for the bigger ones because I think the two teams of researchers there's essentially the Mexican team and a Peruvian team. I guess they're collaborating, plus myself independently, I think those researchers wanted to focus on

the bigger ones. They may have thought that that was an easier hurdle to demonstrate validity because so many other people were associating the sixty centimeter ones with a couple of dolls that were confiscated at the airport. To be honest, I don't I would like to look at one of those dolls, and maybe one is a doll, but was the other one even examined or is a light now cast on the Ministry of Culture elements of it because they have come around, they've recognized Maria and Juawita now

as culture heritage artifacts. It's an important legal move that I think had to be done if we wanted to stop seeing these bodies spirited out of the country. Is ultimately think yes, let's let's go into.

It's allowed me to find other valid hypotheses that we can now form into a new one. So, yeah, the big part of the constant companion theory that was part of the Enlightenment was the heart shaped faces of the beings that are found in all the petroglyphs. Now, it's beautiful, it's great. You have to paint it, I suggest green, but yeah, there's heart shaped. These heart shape images are all all over the planet, and even if you just go to Peru, you don't have to. You don't have

to follow any of mine. Just go to the Parrakous cultures, nasca cultures, warry cultures. Look at their ceramics, look at their fabrics. There are little, benign looking, cherub faced tridactal beings. I mean, this are a lot of It looks like this is either a first person witness or you know, my dad saw this and this is what he told me to to create. Those weren't the only ones I mentioned Bella Cool of Canada, the Caribbean. I mean, I

should probably take a trip to the Caribbean. That's really where the or or I should be searching limestone around Florida to see if I can find my own, right forget the ones that are already found. That would be great. But from there I found the Tiki of the Maori, which they call the ancestor. As I mentioned, the Syrian ie idols of tel Brack, which are these little gingerbread looking ets, perhaps the watchers from our biblical stories, because what is one of the biggest features of these beings

is the eyes. The Permian bronze animal style castings, which is a European culture now, which depicts little bronze depictions of three figure families with three fingers, almost as though they've captured this image in time. It's almost a candid look of a family of tridactyls. Of course, the Dogu ceramics. Did I say that, right? The Dogon ceramics, No, see, I am getting it. There's the Dogu. There's probably a connection, right, there's the Dogon of Africa, and then there's the Joan

of Japan. But I'm just probably there probably is a connection. But anyway, they're ceramics some of the best almost hyper realistic depictions of what I think trit actles. And that culture also runs with another material artifact called the magatama, which looks like little larvas or little other archaeologists say embryos or fetuses, you know. And the other big cultural complex that really really sparked my interest was the the

Hongshan pig dragon artifacts. So these here. When I first saw these, many of the this is this might be a replica, but perfect replica if it is, these may out of jade. I realized, oh, this looks like a trit axle. I think they were aware of the beings. It's another strange one, very strange, and so I got three of those. Today I got three hon Sham pig dragons and those that complex also has dragon men and

other different extends to other shapes and whatnot. So it seemed to me, after going back and looking at all these cultures, it would seem as though in the Caribbean there are mother goddesses to the Maori, their ancestors to the Syrians, they were fertility beings. And there's even I think hyperrealistic stone carving of Maki make in the cave

on Easter Island as a creator being. So all of these myths, of all these hard shaped beings, many with three fingers, all seem to be saying the same thing, these are some sort of creator beings. This is not my This is not my belief. This is what I found through interpretation. Now again the skeptics, rather than the skeptics will probably attack this as how will they attack this coincidence? Usually that's the other thing, coincidence, paradolia. I

get paradolia for that and the biology. So many times it's just like, you know, there's another cham I think it's called agnosia, which is which means you look at something and you don't know what the hell you're looking at. So when people say paradolia, I say, okay, maybe it's agnosia. I believe it's the pronunciation uh too good stuff.

need climate control and security and sprinklers. It's a lot, and it's all these things deserve all of that and more well ed.

So while one group might be suggesting, hey, let's at least look into this some more, if another group is saying, okay, it's time to stop looking into this, that's like a red flag to me, Like, okay, you know, anyone's saying case closed or things like that, it's a little suspicious. So what what is so? Really, it's almost like the skeptics are almost more dangerous in that regard. Oh the iron some.

actually concealed in various art forms. Or conversely, they became completely anthropomorphized and you have your snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, or they became completely ionic and iconic and just became symbols. So they can go in two completely different directions. Either one tend to draw you away, I don't know I purposely, or if this is just a conscious what should have says social memory loss, You eventually just forget the past and it becomes these myths, legends

and folk tales. You know, one of the biggest fables is that I think they're calling it a fab or fairy tale, I'm not sure of the particular title. Is the frog Prince. That is one of the most prominent myths, and that is an animal husband myth, and it involves metamorphosis this myth. So here's something that the frog prints in many ways could be as important of a tale as something from someone's holy book.

would be cutaneous breathing. And if they were cutaneous breathers, they could be contaneous waste removers. So something like an amphibian's waist would be ammonia, and I wonder what kind of a smell that would leave. But it didn't stop there. In fact, in a recent video of George Knapp was interviewing some people and he alluded to my eurostyle. He alluded to the tailbone was a little he was a little wordy when he said it, but he asked about

the tailbone. It was important to me because what he was getting at is Maria doesn't have a cossacks like the rest of us does, and what she has is what I believe a eurostyle, meaning it looks like a long fused piece of vertebra, but it's where an amphibian tail was resorbed, and you can see further evidence of that if you were to look and everyone should be able to have Maria by the way, you can have

your own access. You can be in the di coms of Maria and waita yourselves and looked up her button, see if you see sort of a trapeze olid licking bone where that could represent a eurostyle. And another point that was brought up is that she doesn't have a navel.

So if she doesn't have a navel, and if she has this evidence of possibly having a tail, then as absurd as it sounds, Maria could be a form of a mermaid thanks to amphibian metamorphosis, which is of course my other theory is that these beings have the amphibian

larvae in their bodies as we speak. And I suggest that the metal implants and the dietamaceous earth combined with the cadium chloride is all part of a larva management system, because what I noticed when I go into the bones, and again if you want to look at some of that today, the larva appear to have bored their way into pretty much all all regions of the body into the skull, into ferculas, into fingers and toes, and so I suggest that dietamacious earth wasn't just to preserve the bodies.

That dietamacious earth first of all, would probably suffocate a cutaneous breather. And now you combine this with something as toxic toxic as a ascademy and chloride. What is that way?

this central canal that connects to the kloaca. Probably should deserve a further look on even myself, but I like to put these things out there. The eggs are on the outside of the kloaca. That's odd and that's a problem. So again in amphibians, there's normal processes like ovo viviparity, where the young are born within some fully developed Also, amphibians have things like gastric brooding so that they're in the belly or mouth brooding, and maybe even the father

might carry the young in his mouth. So all of these other things are definite possibilities. But I do believe that they were quite well aware of this. And a specimen like Alberto so another detail that no one ever talks about, so they've got so many cool traits. Are these octic capsules, these otic ear capsules. They have encased ear capsules within their skull. For a specimen that would go underwater, I suggest it's something between a frog and

a cetacean, looking like very almost whale like. Well, Albertos appears to be. I don't even think he has a right one for some reason. That's something I realized recently, But its left one appears to have been removed from the interior and moved up to the top of his skull, where now you can see some of the auditory canals on the side of his head. So I suggest they were well aware of these things, and that's what all these implants are for these implants are either extraction zones,

perhaps constant extraction zones over and over again. I don't know. So the body's almost acting like more like you know, hives or broods. Yeah, there's that Sebastian with his I plant. One guy said he saw writing. Look, I've been looking at a lot of writing. First of all, in my opinion, alien writing. You know what's going to look like. It's going to look like writing because these are like the tutelary beings I think of planet error. So there should

be some logic to it. There should be some some symbols, and I see a lot of symbols out there today that they seem nonsensical and non repeating. It's just not they don't look like this. This is even worse though. The plant on Sebastian, it's doesn't even look like writing. But if you look on the interior of the implant, it looks like boring holes that you might find like a termite might do in the wood. But I suggest it's from those larval beings within.

south to the Americas. Is that what happened? Were these these ancestral beings as as you might carry us something on a litter It might see even in a Catholic procession today as a as a modern analogy, because again it seems as though they were well aware of the larva. You know, Alberto also has a hip implant. Well, I was in his hip just the other day with the scans, and there's another image of a larva eating part of it.

You know, I've found larva's in the ferculus the wishbones, and these wishbones when you look at them, are are fractured. That's the other thing that you don't hear people talking about is if you zoom in there is the bones are actually compromised. But I suggest the compromised by boring uh Amphibian larvae. And they're able to bore because they have these rostrum like beaks and possibly some some proto canines, if you will.

after her would be considered a cult. So I suggest a mother Goddess serpent cult stems from the Himalayan plateau and what used to be Megalake Gobi before Gobi Desert. And I suggest from this point, and traditional academics don't like this term, I suggest a hyperd diffusion occurred spreading from this Himalayan Megalake Gobi and corresponding with a modern day out of Asia theory. You gotta have Africa, you gotta have Asia. The apes are coming from northwest Africa.

And I don't know if I've talked about the orangutangs last time. It's very interesting that orangutangs have a very complex genetic background and that they're so far away from the other apes in Southeast Asia. I suggest that the orangutangs might be some form of a seed bank if things go south. These creatures are bred to be individuals, so there's not going to be destroyed by rampant disease, and they'll be harder to hunt of course, we are doing a terrible job at the palm oil over there,

aren't we. So anyway, I think I got a little far off. So, yeah, you said a serpent mother, as I'm saying, a serpent mother goddess is at the heart of this. I mean, my research suggests that maybe even this region is the home of even biblical myths, if that was Megalake Gobi. Look at all the exit points that leave the desert. Great swaths of sediment left that region. Now, if you cross map that with language orhimats, that is homelands.

I prefer maybe they're not even homelands, but they're actually they're ending points, they're destinations. If you look at the languages of the world, and you imagine a great flood dispersing twelve tribes or twelve cities as they say in some folk tales of the Gobi desert and spread them out through the world, we could bring them back and

radiate them to this one area. And I did a little bit of AI with the language dispersing, and it looked like language was moving a mile a year, which was interesting, And with Oceania it was moving two miles a year, which sort of explains the boats and then Native American languages coincidentally also looked like two miles a year. So people are saying they crossed across the land bridge. They didn't need no bridge. Their language is removing fast

on the water. So yeah, I means that mega like Gobi could be could be your myth point for the Tower of Babbel, for Noah's arc, for the Great flood. Why everyone always says like, oh, why are these cultures have this these flood myths? And then again academia will say coincidence. But I can't. I can't deal with coincidences anymore. That's how anthropology works for me. I don't go with coincidences, right. There has to be an origin point. That's one of

the reasons I got into this. There's always a reason for everything we do in humanity. Everything well reason happens to be the trendactoles.

So when I see these myths in the third eye, I said to myself, because I believe these beings are the tutelary beings and the impetus for most beliefs, I said, I'll bet you these guys have a third eye. And I even made a prediction. I'll bet you that third eye is going to be here. That's a new region. I called the Kappa, after a Japanese yokai mythological creature that collects water in its head, but looking at a scan from underneath, it looks very much like a human fontanelle,

which is very strange. So it could be a soft spot. Well, sure enough, I got the scans of Alberto and I looked. Actually it wasn't even I didn't get the scans. These were on the Alien Dashproject dot com. Anybody can go there right now. There's so many specimens you can interact with the three d These guys are the original original researchers. And you can also go to tritactyles dot org and they have Maria and Jawita available and you can apply

for the other ones. And you can go to my site tritactyles dot com if you want to read my cultural assertions. And I wrote a fifty page paper on their physical traits. I wanted to make sure that we went through each part of this anomalist. That was the one good thing about skeptics. You know, skeptics would be like, what's with the limbs? Those those joints would never work. Well, it looks like they're probably hinge joints. Yeah, like I Amphibian. So it's just their different setups.

eye because they're both likely photoreceptors. What I did was I set a scan to the expert in parietal penial complexes who discovered one in a fifty million year old monitor lizard. And I didn't tell him what he was seeing. I just sent him this pictures and he said, oh, well, that that creature looks like a primate or a mammal with its binocular forward facing view. Why does it have a dual gland complex at the top of its skull? And I was like, thank you very much. You've been

very helpful. So that's another little trait that people don't talk about. Now that, of course, all that needs to be verified by others. This is just my own supposition. But again I did have it, you know, vaguely peer reviewed if you will. I had it. I had a peer I had it. Trust me bro reviewed, trust me.

It's it's not independent innovation where each culture makes up their own myths. It's clearly hyper diffusion of certain beliefs over and over again. And we have to stop pretending that it isn't.

a goddess morphine. So there's a lot, there's a lot to be said even just in you know, I suggest if you're looking for a lot of civilization, try looking into these morphines. I speak of the ung sound, which I say is related to the Naga and may have translated west into various lakes as aang and then that may have ended up to the Proto Europeans as angila as and eels and possibly even angels. So there's clues even in just tiny bits of sound. Did you say kabbala earlier?

think maybe right is an ant. Yeah, So I mean, if you really want to see the ant people too, I think like the smaller even less primate maybe zero percent. Like there's the species, the the ones Newcari and Souye, which are very be steal looking. There is nothing absolutely, I don't think there's any primate in them, so that they would they would very much be ant people. I think, even though they're really their teeth look like Lamprey's. Let's face it.

cultures before. Yeah, so the DNA was Han and Meamar and you know some of these clants are not literally a place called Nagaland, and these tribes will tattoo what looks like the temporal bones and the super orbital arches of the tritactyls on their face, as well as a

hashtag pattern of their skin. When you look at a close up of their skin, it matches hashtags that we use every day, or a rhomboid pattern, a pattern that I saw in ceramics that I had a feeling represented reptiles, and then when I finally saw close up of the skin, it was hashtags and rhomboid patterns. Again, details that people

are missing. You know, there's a theory that Maria may have had tape on her face because they see a pattern of cross hatching, and you know, they think I'm backtracking, but I already had the theory out. I already have pictures of the rhomboid and crosshatching, and I was like, well, that might be that's just the skin and they know that's not true or whatever. You're making up stuff like well, I already posted about that like last year.

primary alpha letter, and it's Ka. And then when I read the Nila Matzapurana, there is a series of sentences that said, Brahma is the Presa pazzi, the creator, Kubera is the preja patti of the creator, and Ka is the creator. And when I saw that. I was like, Okay, my suspicions are right. I had a feeling that this alphabet alpha, I have a film that even in our alphabet and other letters, what we're seeing is depictions of

these beings. I mean, the earliest Chinese script for God sky ten looks like a tiny being with anomalous limbs and a big head. Why would a little dwarf like being be used to represent God in the sky?

you know, did they have to feed these? But this implant here may these may have came after Artemis. Artemis has implants all down the middle, which is where I first started to suggest. Oh ovi viviparody is a problem. The larva being born from the eggs and then they are getting stuck into these stomach ribs, right because these guys have not just this ribs on the side the left and the right like we do. They have the gastralia stomach ribs of like a crocodile, and that would

help probably help support the body of cutaneous breathing. By the way, those arms are longer than the legs, probably resulting in a beginning. And it also means they could probably be pretty active on four legs. So can we see any every one of them? I'm sorry, no, no. So what I'm saying is it's not just I say, overall management, right, So it might not all of them been entrance ways. For example, Alberto has a hip in plant. So what it looks like is as they're they're allowing

the they're allowing these beings to do certain damage. Maybe the damage was done cross ocean or something. Maybe it was something in that regards. Maybe they just didn't have access suit to a sin lean pool and some of this happened while they were alive. Maybe more of it happened afterwards, and then as we suggested, it just became sort of hives or broods. Let's see if we can get in closer to this implant.

side of his implant. So between that and seeing larva boring through bone near Alberta's implant, plus they're in the skulls. So let's see if we can even see one right now, we'll probably have to switch to a differferent setting. Let's try soft tissue setting where the bones are gonna anything high density will be more reflective, and we can try just to even of course, we're gonna have to remove

a layer two here, so let's go in. Let's go in from the top, all right, We're going down to the fercula, and already you can see there's this there's a contrast. There is the high density white bone, and we start to see anomalous soft tissue gray shapes, which depending on well, if we get lucky. Depending on it, we could come up with something that looks hyper realistic

to a blurry what is that? It's it's a little it's a little bit of a game here because I'm cutting through layers and I'm playing with the density to try to gleam the best images of what could be soft tissue. Like even in that bone up there. What's gonna happen too, The size is going to vary depending on how close the bone is and the larva is to when the scanning camera went by. So right here, for all I know, this very well could be a

close up of a larva. I wouldn't bet my life on it at this stage because I try it to point out things if I'm not sure. But any of these gray soft shapes, here's a good one right there, right underneath the dot. Look at that. So the what I can see first is is the two black eyes. And if what we can do is, if we don't trust ourselves, we could even try to find this in you know, maybe another scan and try to find where

that last one was that I just dropped. That was near the fercula, right, So the furcula is the wishbone that some say is a fused clavical Okay, I just I like the term friculate because it gives it one Latin term. But we're still plenty of soft tissue. You can there's plenty of to be seen. I suggest everyone gets a copy of the Maria one so they can find it herself. See now I can't find this guy anyway,

Let's just keep looking then again gray soft tissue. And I so, now what I can do is let me put full screen so you can see what's behind my body here and we can see if we come up with anything. Sciencey, Okay, So what we can do is we can hover our mouse over various parts like the otic ear capsule, and then I can read as to what the intensity number is. And this is bone and it's coming up twenty three hundred. But now I see here there appears to be two black coming out of

the ear and some other gray mass. I can try to play with the intensity to see if we can even can we pull this out even more? We might be able to do better. You play with the lighting and you see other things come out over here. But we're focused on this year. Let's keep with that. And now if those are really eyes or they should come up something equal to air negative two sixty five. That's good.

And now let's see if I move over here where the possible rostam or beak is, I'm getting an intensity of three hundred and eighty eight, but not as high as the bone. And then if I move over to the soft tissue, it's saying one nine. So there you go. There's a little bit of simple science for you, just real easy science. So I can verify the intensity of these all these different things bone, rostrom, beak, soft tissue, and eyes. So that's a little bit of science for you guys.

think all this massive amounts of damage. But again, the I think even our myths of Medusa and whatnot are alluding to work. Because we're in the skull right here, and I'm looking in the skull and I'm we're looking at again, there's soft tissue serpentine shapes within the tiny bone. So someone asked, you know, well, ed, how could you possibly be seeing these if the other researchers aren't well? For one, because I knew to look for them, and two I knew they would be small and we would

have to use this soft tissue setting. So again, all these gray blobs with these little black dots, I contend, are these are mostly larva than not. Let's go to the body. Let's go to a different view of the body.

again here this clues me in the shape itself. Remember our old cortiform heart shaped faces. It still applies here. And the white reflections many times are again those rostrum beaks. I left a dot there. I don't want to.

else to describe this to you. So that is the Again, there's the void eyes once again, the reflective beak, and it looks like we're even getting at least a unitcarpal. Most of the time they're caught engaged in predation, so there's usually a confusion because they're they're dining on e either another decayed member or an actual younger juvenile. Again another one. You hear we have an eye and an eyelid,

and again we're on the soft tissue setting. We're in a well, we're in the body now, aren't we?

grow the fore limbs. This is actually this is a lot here, guys, we got we did get lucky today. This is in the torso. I know it looks like a massive crap, but if you zoom in and we go through each tiny scan, you sometimes get lucky and there's even more of a reveal. But this is what's gonna really change the whole topic. Is once a if I had a d R in front of my name, we probably wouldn't even be talking about this anymore. We'd be on. We'd be on. Uh, we wouldn't. We would

just pass right over Rogan. We'd go right right to the evening news if there was a But you know, look at this here, Look at this, you guys, almost hyper realistic. This is a creature turning its head sideways. Also, many times the parietal eye and the penial gland, because of their calcification, are also reflective. So this is a head turned sideways. I know it's super blurry, but let's see how Let's see how big this is. Let's take out our ruler, just so you know what we're dealing with. Yeah,

it's under a centimeter and sometimes too. I realized I might even be able to put a Python script on this and we might be able to get more out of it. But that's all of this gray mass, double black. Guys, these are our little et beings. For lack of a better word, isn't this wild?

at least of the small ones. Here we are again, we are inside. We can see again more soft, great tissue. But yet there are some reflective points. And those reflective points could be either beaks or oh look at that in the limbs here. All right, So what are we I get so adhd because it's my opinion these the body is look at is full of them. So here's like two on top of each other again rostrom beak. You can even see they'll make out their little slit eyes.

Let me show you while we're doing this, how is everybody out there? Let me? Uh, I'm gonna go ahead and pull up just my advert for today's show. I do my live stream at seven pm. But I just put like a whole bunch of my recent Larva finds and there we go. Let's go full screen for that, shall we? And so here's just a whole bunch of them from a variety of bodies.

you know the social media. The social media is just continuing with with you know, posting showing what I post. So some theory that comes out I can later prove it, which is pretty cool. Let's see here. I'm gonna go ahead, and what are we pulling up? We're gonna pull up just the memes showing you infomeme. I call them info memes. It's kind of how I started with, just trying to translate information from the researchers and just trying to do

my due diligence like I would a teacher normally disseminating information. Yeah, let me tell you what I found. I can see I've posted here. We go awesome, Well, maybe we'll examine some other stuff. It's amazing how just my the Twitter is sometimes just as much of a great tool as anything else. So here's captures of forelimb first tritactyle metamorphosis.

So it's they're past the serpentine stage. It looks like at least three out of four of them are engaged in sibling predation, so there is a smaller one, many times either gripped in their hands or or getting near their their mouths and just I believe with no Osca culture. So it just goes to show you the NASA we're well aware and maybe even well aware that at at a microscopic level, that you might be able to pick up their strange spinal cord. They have an armored spine,

the armored zigzag spine. There's another motif for you, the zigzag motif. I can see within there. This was the hathor temple of Dendra, where I suggest the tritactyl faces are concealed a tegonography here perspective anamorphosis. So yeah, most of the time I do try to focus on the little bodies and the larva because I feel like it's that important and it relates to the other finds of

the dietamacious earth and the implants. But at times, yeah, depending if I get lucky with the scans, like we're having a good day today. Actually I know a lot of it looks kind of blurry, but we're actually we're pretty fortunate today. I'm seeing a lot of really cool possibilities and we can move in look for our I don't know if we'll be able to find our specimen here or was it it's one of those numbers. We may have to change angles. And this is what I

do a lot of times. I'm trying to find and look, we're doing good. We found some great images. I'm trying to find the best skeptic killer images. Because again this is not shared by the traditional researchers from Peru and Mexico. They do not they've put out specifically the message is saying that we don't agree or understand this. Oh boy, you know, it's fun. I think I was on Ricardo's podcast and the shamans. Look at this guy. Here you see him. This one's kind of cute. Let's see. There

you go. They do this head torquing where that looks like they turn their head. Also a part of the predation, ironically is I think they're going for that Kappa region and they might be going for that sweet penial gland within. Also, in cephalopods, the otic not otk the optic the optic system plays a role in reproduction. So if these are parthenogenic being with a optic endo neuroendocrine reproductive system, that means they might be able to literally think creation into being. Well,

do you guys see that? Do you see that? This is a turning its head again. There's our black dots, and what we can do. We can check our science. We're getting it looks like an eighty three one oh three for the beak. We're in the negatives for the black whole eye. That's good. Let's see is this flesh thirty six twenty eight one o six? So anyway, yeah, man, So I'm always looking because there's literally a chance that there's like just these hyper realistic, full on depictions of

these tritacles juveniles. What do you think.

debated age, Some suggest old kingdom and enduring enigma. Right, so this is behind seti iss temple, connected by a subterranean passage. Design resembles a valley of the king's tomb, with central hall surrounded by water, creating an island effect simulating o Cyrus's birth. Construction built with immense, tightly fitting granite block some sixty tons, lacking mortar, suggesting advanced or

different techniques than contemporary structures. Water, a unique deep water source fills the central canal, define removal and a hinting at its design. Intended design inscriptions contain religious texts, including the Book of Gates, but much remains unfinished or inaccessible. Symbolic tomb Cento cenotaph for seti I, linking him with Osiris, the god of the afterlife. Dating debate, of course. While connected to setii's thirteen century BC, it's megalithic style leads

some to question if its core is much older. I think so. If it's an Osaria, come on engineering Marvel. It's precise stone work and design showcase incredible engineering and profound spiritual beliefs, making it a significant archaeological fire. So yeah, we can find these weird kind of you know, these are.

Maybe they're both eating the same object. Those are pretty those are pretty good eyes, I have to say for a scan. I mean, you got again keep in mind this are very very small. So I'm having a good day, just so you know that these gray shapes are actually pretty good finds today. What else though, I feel like this and again this could be a mine head to here look at that. You know, you have to double check.

religion is remembering rebinding. You're rebinding, and so by saying it over and over again, you're remembering the ancestors, and you know, their homes, the ancestral subterranean homes may have become you know, later we would call them tombs. Oh, they were tombs. They might not have been tombs originally, they may have been homes at first that segued in tombes.

What do you guys think of this image? You see this little cute head, the little band down it and the two eyes, a little arm hanging off looks like biting some other head. That's a pretty good one. Guys, regardless, you know, find me that I've already had, like radiologists say like, well, that's just muscle. Oh yeah, I had one dentist say no, that's just a nerve. Ending I'm like, well, why is it? Why am I finding it everywhere? That's same paradolia, So uh uh, yeah, there's there again. I've

found these these It's consistent across forms. Even when the guys that other researchers post videos and images many times you can still see if you zoom in there is soft tissue, strange anomalous shapes, and at the very least they could tell us what they think it is. Right, let's see sometimes a little frog like these little images almost like frog like people, because that's what the tritactyls are. Essentially, they're amphibians. We can see it in their super orbital arches.

There is Northwest Native American frog as husband myths where the princess goes underground and when she comes back she ends up vomiting out life, vomiting out worms. Yeah, worms and maggots. In the myths I found pretty much all the animal mythology in human history. It's never about the animal. It's always about how does the animal remind the ancestors of their ancestors. Let's see, I thought I had something cool. Maybe not, but yeah, each each click of the mouse

honestly deserves inspections. So it's not like it's also easy just to do this. You have to zoom in, you have to go back and forth with your mouse, you have to change the intensity. You know, if any of you guys get the Maria thing, we should just have like a we should have Maria class. Oh look at this little guy here. It's little like Moby Dick figure here. Yeah, we should just have everybody do Maria at the same time.

You know, everybody, Okay, class, open your Maria's cans and we can go through it together and see the various morphological traits. Because when you'll hear the talking heads and all the shows say they'll talk about the three fingers, they'll talk about the toes, they'll talk about the elongated head,

because we know the parrakaskulls. It's interesting, but they seem to be woefully neglecting Josephina and her fercula, her crocodilian stomach ribs, her parietal penial gland in her head, even the fact that these are actually I consider these dual brain guys. Let's check that out. These are. It's something I don't always get a chance to talk about. But again, it's a growing topic. It's almost like a video game

that you're not good at. You have to keep returning to the scans and keep looking and seeing what you find. I don't really like this. Let's go to X rays. There's different settings. Okay, so I used to seeing it more with Louisa. It looks like Josephinis has maybe some more brain left in her than Luisa. But there is actually a bony separation between the back part of the skull. So where we have like one occipital bump, these guys

look like they have too. In fact, you can almost see that heart shape return because it's almost as though it's not just a brain that's separated it looks like that there's actually two distinct brain cavities, one here and one there, so that could be another interesting part of this tale. And again the ear capsules is something that again a lot of the researchers don't even mention. I don't. I'm not sure why. I guess maybe there are people

who don't know what these are. You know, I've done my due diligence, and I've tried to examine every piece, and again these are like a frog like or whale like earbone. You can see again, there's usually usually try to act to larv around it. Yeah, do you know?

Maybe that's the trait that indicates that this is they're a genesis taxon. They are the ancestral beings to all proto amphibians, basal tetrapods, perhaps some of the first to walk on land. So we'll see. I'm asking, uh, you know, I have my AI all loaded up with tritactyl documents. But that's funny you asked that, and off the top of my head, I don't have an answer, and I usually do, so.

of parallels there, right, Splike, Nick Ganglion, Oh and plenarian flatworms. Okay, that's just I say. These are a proto if you want to hear the full sentence, they are proto amphibian basil tetrapods with invertebrate parallels, is what I suggest. So again, if you have invertebrate parallels, we're talking about something that is crossing quite possibly that great invertebrate vertebrate divide. How wild is that?

be as high as sixty five percent or more. Again, you would have to go back hundreds and hundreds of millions of years just to find a known hit of a living Earth animal. So regardless though, these are all earthly traits. So I like the term as they're a possible genesis taxon, which would go with the morphology, it would go with the unknown DNA, and it would even go with the cultural assertions from our own ancestors, not mine.

You know, it's funny. It's we live in this weird time where it's like we have to respect everyone's beliefs, but but not that that one. Yeah, you know what I mean.

which we could probably even if we wanted. You guys want to say, I think we've been on one specimen the whole time. You guys want to see another specimen.

it's also not centrally located. Some people cite her clutched hands as an indicator of a pregnant being, but many of them have a clutch, their clutched hands over their abdomen. It could be from the pain of having their insides devoured. But you know, there's also they're putting out these virtual uh forensic reports autopsies, and they're suggesting that there's like a million, you know, uh, murder weapons that were used uh.

And I suggest if those murder weapons are a centimeter wide, those might not be murder weapons and may simply just be the tritactyl boring holes. Once again, so we are looking into monserrat. I hope there she is coming in hot one of the larger beings, meaning she has less trite actyle and more primate in her. So we can see how there's definitely similarities between Obviously, what.

hundred percent human. There's another one that says she's thirty to thirty three percent, and that makes a little more sense to me.

That evolution is partially true with time, but it requires a helping hand, and that might be ultimately the scary thing about being human is that it might still need some sort of helping hand or we're just go going to you know, if we put a bunch of humans in the woods, would like pigs, they just grow hair and revert back.

of my time. Again, most of it's looking for looking for the young, because I know, depending on the scan and if I do the images and the light right you come here, look at this, you'll come up with a good image like this one here looks very serpentine. Might be something there. What made you start to look for these? It was the Hongshang pig dragons, these these these things, then the Magatama and the parrakas and South

American ceramics and fabrics that show serpentine shapes. And also there's a letter I noted it's still around in Chinese and it's called the Gi or the Child, and it's like a stick figure of a mermaid child. And I saw that in Semitic languages. I saw that in North American Native American petroglyphs. So it was one of these global images where I said, oh, okay, so this looks like if this is the child, then it looks like these guys are four limb first amphibians. And that's exactly

what I found. So that again the archaeology is predicting the biology, or at least mister ed is I am so yeah, I'm just in Monserrat. We're just we're playing around with intensities. There's obviously a lot going on. I don't know. I don't recognize a lot of the organs myself. Some people claim they do. Almost still a little suspicious.

It's very still, very foreign, and I don't know how much of this is damage or are they even what if we're looking at some sort of you know, a nest if you will, is that another term we could use? Are these net for the beings, brood points and whatnot? They were in Montserrat. There's still strange shapes, very hard. I would like to show you Raphael the fetus, but I've never really was too successful. I think it's on the left side, and there's a close up looks like

of a tridactyl head larva head. Plenty of soft tissue masses where it looks like many of the larva were just trying to burrow their way out head here ahead here. Yeah, we'll have to see if this gets either. I almost expect it to be denied for some reason. This isn't true. This is all paradolia, that's kind of I almost expect that direction to go for no good reason. Okay, we're getting near where Raphael is suggested to be. What is this? Is that an oota capsule of another creature or is

that some sort of bone of a child within? You know, I do this during the week. Two guys, I'll just play like new age music and for an hour, I just go through this looking for things.

to he thinks he saw evidence of cancer. Again, I don't think that's cancer. I think it's larva like this one here, gnawing through bone. So I hope you guys eventually go check out Maria yourself.

and then maybe I can start to demonstrate this. Otherwise it's going to take any of these other radiologists who go into this to come out and say, hey, wait a minute, I'm seeing something more in there. Otherwise, for now it's sort of left to paradolia, isn't it.

with this. So this could be Uh, this is the general region where they say Rafael.

at images like this, what's that? Forget Raphael? What is that? Those things kind of wig me out a little. So there is definitely a lot going on in here. I even wonder if these beings could be possibly dual uterine, having two uteruses. Okay, another just strange anomalous features in here. I don't know how big even some of the larva could have gotten. I think Montserrat is far more complicated than Oh, there's a Rafael fetus in there. I think,

way more complicated than that. When you start to zoom in and remember this is again this is like soft tissue settings. I see it looks like again a tritactyl head, the reflective rostrum in the middle, perhaps a bunch of dining even smaller larva in here. So yeah, they may have to just for this mystery to be proven. You're right,

they made us have to go in, right. I know nobody wants to he wants to do an invasive There's so many I suggest, there's so many other interesting things than possibly Raphael in my opinion, isn't that interesting?

so interested in the little ones. And then when I finally got to Maria Monster Rat and found out that there was larva in them too. I didn't expect that because I didn't see eggs in them, and now to see larva in them too is just very strange. But it could be a very important part of demonstrating that these were authentic by showing that, hey, they both have

the same amphibian forms in them. Even Wawita, which is said to be the uh FO if you will fake triactal, the manipulated one who does suggest to prove evidence of having its digits removed. I've even found larva in that one and I'm reminded of the Bob Lazarre comment, which is the aliens see us as containers.

the serpentin in Nagas. I suggest that story might be just relating to something that happened even biologically within that predation we talked about. Can you imagine an intelligent species growing up in an environment like this and having a memory of it? Yes? What if they're.

I found an Artemis. I called it Cassus. But then I realized that there's like dozens of them everywhere, and so like I named like six of them or something, and I was just like, oh, this is exhausting. You can't keep doing. But it would be fun, I think for other people to maybe find one, we mark it and we give it a name, and maybe for posterity's sake, and it just it stays that way. Wouldn't that be fun? You can prove it you've found a larva.

me busy. That's awesome stuff, man.

do a full fire show. You can look it up online to see the show. The mikai. They'll do a fire show and Hulu girls and all that stuff, full of polynesi and artifacts. I mean, like you look at the menu and you get like trit actles on your menu. That's how That's how this this phenomenon is. So I might see about maybe doing a lecture there, just because the setting is so unusual. I mean, it's been around

since like nineteen fifties, since Federal Highway was dirt. I understand Johnny Carson would fly into town and that would be like the first stop, and like him and Jackie Gleeson and a Bud, Frank Sinatra, A bunch of those type of characters would hang out at the Micai. So it's a really interesting place. If you ever get a vacation to South Florida and go to Fort Lauderdale, I mean, it's touristy. You're gonna pay thirty dollars for Chinese food,

but they've gotten better. They've you know, even like one drink. I think sometimes thirty bucks, but it's like really like six drinks in one. They're like these. So anyway, definitely if you come to for laudol, you have to go to there. Call me on each other, right, Yeah, So no specific speaking engagements. We're waiting for the DNA to come in. I'm waiting for more scans. I'd like to

see Souyer. I like to see Paloma. You know, I still dip my foot into the cultural but again, I like to do a lot of hunting on these larva. I just feel like with the right day of the right intensity and the scans, I might be able to pull just skeptic killers and hopefully you get more people on board and maybe more people will be engaged in the art of the die coms themselves right and everybody

else can start looking. That's what's gonna make this fun again, especially if there really are larva, like I'm saying, everybody can go on these larva hunts themselves and find them. It'd be cool.

in the middle of the week sort of thing. And then I do the impromptu Larva hunts throughout the week where I just show you these guys here with the like you said, the enigma, but even this section here I just just full of horrible forms and skulls, even as we say goodbye, So thanks for having me, guys. Again, I think we could probably. I thought I was going to focus more on the cultural, but we really got into the biological. I really think I should. I still

need to. I think I said last time, let me come back and do the culture. I think we could do it.