The medical files are available on tridactyls.org

Local coverage of the Tridactyls being recognized as Cultural Heritage assets and arriving at the University of Ica in Peru.

Multiple Larval Forms in the Egg of Luisa

Creator Being

Full paper: https://tridactyls.org/cliff-miles-report

Little is known about these photos. Apparently as the story goes, snowmobilers in Quebec found these small creatures on a remote trail one night in winter of 1992. They were weirded out, did some snooping, took some photos, left, returned the next day, and they were gone. As far as I know, that's about it. There's just...something...about them. The way they're being haphazardly handled out in the open snow, and the way these photos are of such amateur and mediocre quality give it a sense of.....

NAZCA TRIDACTYL SPECIMEN: J-05 "Luisa"

Dr. Greer is funding DNA studies on the tridactyls and the Atacama specimen

Most people focus on the fact that they have three toes, but the entire foot is different. The differences are visible both externally and on CT scans. The heel, the tarsal region, the soft tissue distribution, and the weight bearing pads all differ from those of a human foot. The discussion should not be limited to the number of toes. The entire anatomy of the foot deserves to be examined.

Ross Coulthart investigates a supposed ancient alien mystery, gaining rare access to alleged mummy specimens also called Tridactyls that some researchers say could hold the key to the UFO question. Is it too good to be true, or a crucial next step toward disclosure? Join Ross and his friend J.P. Hague on a journey across Peru. The pair secures firsthand access to three sets of alleged alien mummy remains and explores world wonders like Machu Picchu. 3:56 Ross visits the Nazca Lines 5:30 Mummi...