Mexicans aren't aliens from space; scientists say they're real, but from Earth.

Journalist Jaime Maussan has recently shared more images of the mysterious, three-fingered Peruvian mummies that he claims to have discovered. On September 13th, Maussan shocked the world with the unveiling of two small mummified bodies that he claims are evidence of non-human life forms on Earth.

The mummies were found in a Peruvian algae mine by a team of scientists, but their authenticity has been met with skepticism and doubt from the scientific community. So, on Tuesday, Maussan returned to the Mexican Congress in a bid to prove the bodies were real. He also presented more images of the bodies, including a previously unseen specimen.

This time, Maussan was accompanied by a series of doctors who declared the bodies were those of real, living organisms. Anthropologist Roger Zuniga of San Luis Gonzaga National University in Ica Peru said researchers had studied five similar specimens over four years. Although he did not know the origin of the beings, he declared that ‘there was absolutely no human intervention in the physical and biological formation of these beings.’

However, Maussan left room for questions about their origin, suggesting that they could be evidence of non-Earthly life forms. Additionally, the letter signed by 11 researchers from the university did not imply the bodies were ‘extraterrestrial’.

The Mexican scientific community responded to the claims by hosting a conference, the subtitle of which was ‘Science responds to the charlatans and the gullible’. During the conference, host Alejandro Frank expressed his concern about the presence of Mr Maussan’s claims in the country’s parliament. He said: ‘What is at stake here is whether our country will follow science or superstitions and quackery.’

Although some lawmakers have given their support to Maussan and called for a reform to Mexico’s law to make all information about UFOs public, Lt Ryan Graves, a former US Navy pilot who gave evidence before US Congress and attended the Mexican hearing, blasted the unveiling as an ‘unsubstantiated stunt’.

It seems that the mystery of the three-fingered mummies remains unsolved. Whether they are evidence of non-human life forms or not, Maussan’s claims have sparked a heated debate among scientists and lawmakers. The jury is still out on this one!

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