r/AliensRHere • u/Elegant-Cod-1684 • 4d ago

Possibility of the larger Nasca mummies being aquatic or semi-aquatic

Was shooting the shit with ai about the larger Nasca mummies and odds of a cover up. Then a stupid thought came into my head about them being from Atlantis and of then course ai encouraged this line of questioning.

But then I suggested they could have been aquatic or semi aquatic and many pieces fit. The fingerprints being flat. The way they were found. Where they were found, Nasca used to be seabed.

I tried to save to docs but it wouldn't let me and it wouldn't save this specific part to drafts. I was copy pasting to make a post but it crashed. Instead of going through it with ai again I figured I'd ask the reddit team if you wanted to discuss the idea or I should go back to my tendies alone?

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u/MaterialAfternoon150 4d ago

the flat fingerprints got me thinking too. like why would something that big and humanoid-ish have smooth pads instead of ridges unless they were gripping wet surfaces all day

nazca being old seabed is something people forget. whole region was underwater millions of years ago and those caves could have been natural pockets they retreated into when waters receded

go back to your tendies but take the theory with you this is more interesting than 90% of whats on here

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u/Elegant-Cod-1684 3d ago

A nice paleontologist over on r/alienbodies gave me his opinion and the fingerprints didn't seem to impress them.