Two new alien mummies, named Paloma and Antonio, were discovered in the Nazca desert, Peru, igniting scientific interest. These bodies, approximately the height of a short adult, feature three fingers and slanted eyes.
Dr. David Ruiz Vela, former president of Peru's Medical Association, confirmed their authenticity, stating they possess human-like organs and brain structures. Notably, Antonio has a stab wound on his chest, while Paloma is the first alien mummy to show evidence of hair.
These mummies, believed to have been preserved by algae and a toxic adhesive, were found hidden in a cave in 2017 and possess 30% unknown DNA. Recently, a Peruvian congressional committee supported a proposal for further study in collaboration with US scientists.
Congressman Germán Tacuri emphasized the importance of uniting expertise for this research, stating, 'If in the end these investigations turn out to be that they are not or that they are, science will tell us.' President Edgard Reymundo highlighted the need for a thorough scientific approach to these discoveries.