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    Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera/ASU
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    Intelligent Reptilian Carving Found on The Moon??

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosJuly 29, 20222 Mins Read
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    Whether you believe in life outside our solar system or not, we’re honestly probably not the only life existing. Sites like UFO Sightings Daily are looking to find any sign of extraterrestrial life that they can. It doesn’t matter if others don’t think it’s real, they’re out there doing real work coming up with clues that others can’t be bothered to find. The most recent discovery, what seems to be a carving of an intelligent reptile species on the moon.

     Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera/ASU

    The carving appears in a place that looks like it’s been flattened or cleared away. Something that is typical of those who draw on natural surfaces. Think of how you may go to the beach and make the sand flat before building your structures.

    Scott C. Waring has identified multiple things in the image that give us clues as to what kind of alien life form this is.

    Guys, I found this depiction of a reptilian intelligent species made in a crater impact area on Earths moon. The reptilian looks intelligent, the teeth are so small I don’t notice them, but its mouth is open, its tongue is huge and curved as if for speech. It has smaller upper arms and larger lower legs, but its thick tail really sets it apart. That tail really screams out reptilian species. 

    Waring

    His theory is that reptilians have been on Earth’s moon. Possibly on Earth as well. He hypothesizes that the dinosaurs that we know of, the ones who died and left a treasury of bones for us to dig up, are from an experiment done by the reptilians. He believes that they put them here to watch them grow and observe the earliest evolutions of themselves.

    It’s an interesting take for sure. One that many will likely say “nah, I don’t believe that.” The image found does look like a reptilian species, but it also could be in the eye of the beholder. This is coming from someone who sees shapes in the tile in the bathroom floor and can pick out cartoons by staring at leaves though. Sometimes the eyes can do some funny things.

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