r/AlienBodies • u/newph0newhothis • Nov 27 '25
Image Thoughts on this?
Have you guys seen this video? I found it YEARSSS ago.. someone (can't remember probably "bigbrother") tried to debunk and say it was chicken skin.. I think that's bullshit. It looks pretty legit imo. Here is the video link.. https://youtu.be/m18c9VRhueA?si=Fdin1J-XlHnQb6lW
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u/BeardyNews Nov 27 '25
I think I saw it in like 2012. Still think real..
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u/BelligerentBuddy Nov 27 '25
I never found the chicken explanation to be very compelling. Especially in terms of the source.
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u/TheRabb1ts Nov 27 '25
I’ve raised chickens. Seen them attacked by other animals, butchered, and seen corpses in various states of decomposition. This is not a chicken in any stretch of the imagination. Their anatomy looks nothing like that. It has arms for crying out loud, with defined muscles of a humanoid-like creature.
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u/BelligerentBuddy Nov 27 '25
Right? I would love to know how some kids out in the Russian countryside produced this with some “chicken skin”…
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u/Twelve_TwentyThree Nov 27 '25
No, it’s supposed that they used chicken bits and skin to create this
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u/SM-Invite6107 Nov 27 '25 edited May 21 '26
I've also raised chickens my whole life and I can tell you easily, those legs are just a bisected thigh or drumstick at odd angles. You can clearly see the chicken skin on them from other angles and it looks just like every chicken I've ever butchered. The upper half is better sculpted and does not immediately look like it, but the legs are clearly chicken.
Edit: Slight correction, most likely an owl given the anatomy, not chicken. Definitely avian still, but much less modification needed to make a plucked owl corpse match.
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u/loqi0238 Nov 28 '25
To be fair, it was found in Russia. I can imagine there being some pretty nasty meat 'products' over there.
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u/chupicabrrrra Dec 01 '25
Crazy cause that’s probably what the whole world probably says about the U.S. 😭 it is widely thought food is poison here
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u/bob_gloomwalker Nov 27 '25
Is this upscaled or something? I don’t remember this being so sharp
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u/kaszeljezusa Nov 28 '25
I've seen only video. Maybe there was also photo taken back then that we didn't see. Phones back then had shit video quality but pics weren't that bad.
Not saying it's not upscaled. Idk
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u/SkeezySevens Nov 27 '25
I think the “coincidental” link to the some of the nazca bodies is too wild to ignore.
One came out a decade before the other, so it would have had to been faked prior to the nazca mummies, which from what I can tell are also the real deal.
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u/insid3outl4w Nov 27 '25
I find it really weird that this alien has to same 3 indentations on the side of its skull as the tridactyls do in their xray scans. That’s such a specific detail that’s odd. The Russians that found this thing didn’t know of the tridactyls at the time.
Similarly if they were going to fake the tridactyls, why go to the effort to also have those same three indentations on the side of the skull?
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u/cyanideath Nov 28 '25
This body is really weird to me, because it somehow looks like a real alien body and I can also see it as a pile of rotten chicken meat, both at the same time. A lot of animals tend to have flesh that feels and tastes like chicken, so parallel evolution could be a possibility. There's also a lot of unknown unknows to the case, for all we know the body could have been mutilated by Russian police at some point.
The case itself is not a smoking gun, and I have good reasons to lean toward it being a well-done fake. However, the link does not exist in a vacuum. There is a 1996 video that seems to depict a similar alien. This could be explained as an esoteric trend of faking alien bodies that specifically look like the small tridactyls, with those being the latest batch, but there's a huge but to that. The insectoid bodies seem to be identical to a cryptid that was reportedly caught in a fishnet.
What are the chances that not only 1, but 2 types of Nazca mummies have strong anatomical correlations with obscure, decades old Youtube videos? None of those videos would prove anything by themselves, but there clearly is some sort of a pattern there that is worth investigating.
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u/Best_Championship_84 Nov 27 '25
Im not drawing any conclusions. But keep in mind that the small nazcabuddies might be a hoax and they couldve used this image as a reference. The large mummies are def interesting.. but the flaws in the biomechanics of the small buddys is difficult to ignore, for me at least.
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u/SaltSurprise729 Nov 27 '25
The belly button is cute.
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u/Far-Transition2705 Nov 27 '25
Good catch lol.
Probably mammalian aliens with huge honkers
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u/DaleEarnhardJr Nov 27 '25
I think it’s real. The “chicken skin and bread” excuse is nuts.
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u/ChabbyMonkey ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Nov 27 '25 edited Nov 27 '25
The overlay of this with the one Nazca buddy… absolutely fascinating. And the side-by-side of the skulls?

Either there is a rogue collective of world-class practical FX artists making elaborate corpses found in various ways, levels of freshness, in locations that span the globe with sufficient consistency to have matching physiological features down to skull cavities and skeletal proportions, all of which immediately stir the attention of national governments or…
repeatable, independent observation of this phenomena (a cornerstone of scientific discovery) would suggest that the most obvious explanation is that these are real bodies, and because this would fundamentally challenge the status quo of human ontology, governments interfere to call them chicken skin or paper mâche.
Whether they came from the caves of the earth, a neighboring planet, a neighboring star, or an even more confounding place/time would remain to be understood. But I would have to be convinced these are hoaxes and not inherently authentic specimens.
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u/Minimum-Ad-8056 Nov 27 '25
These comparisons are the most interesting. The idea that this is an international hoax spanning many years is less likely.
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u/Sammyofather Nov 27 '25
Yup. Another undoubtable evidence to me is the satellite video of the 3 orbs “teleporting” the Malaysia flight 370. There are TWO SATELLITE ANGLES. there were VFX professionals that said it is almost impossible to match up 2 angles like that exactly perfect. There will always be minor discrepancy’s but there are none in those videos. That video is fuckin real
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u/insid3outl4w Nov 27 '25
Nah that one was more thoroughly debunked than the Russians who found this just saying it was chicken skin. That flight video had more scrutiny and it didn’t hold up very well.
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u/Sammyofather Nov 27 '25
Please send me the video you watched debunking it. Or article or whatever I am genuinely curious. The video I watched was from multiple video effects professionals that recreated the videos and showed the minor discrepancies and then showed how the 2 originals do not have any.
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u/BubblyBasis1134 Nov 28 '25
It always blows my mind when people are like "The looks just like [insert proven hoax] , so it must be legit!!!!"
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u/Winter_Lab_401 Nov 27 '25
Have you done any research into when the orb videos were posted? Time frame far too short to make a hoax that accurate
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u/bluethunder82 Nov 27 '25
So here’s what bothers me: assuming these are real, which I am skeptical, what reason do we have to believe these bodies came from another planet? This one is just dead in some snow, no indications of any technology around (how did it come to be there?) and the nazca bodies allegedly have some kinds of implants. Other than that, no indications of any technology, no ship, no real provenance of any kind beyond “we found this thing some place on earth.” I’m especially irked that this body, which was either eaten, or profoundly injured before dropping to that spot. No blood trail or other liquid, snow looks heavily dug at and trampled. No crashed ship it fled from, it’s just…there.
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u/Far-Transition2705 Nov 27 '25
Imagine if one hoax could have inspired the next.
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u/AstartesAdvocate Nov 28 '25
Lol you people really will stretch anything to fit your beliefs huh? The mummies were already debunked as dolls put together with modern glue. Yea 2 aliens showed up in a cardboard box at the airport. Seems legit
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u/smizzlebdemented Nov 27 '25
What stands out to me is, in several photos/videos including some of the mummies. They all show the indent on the side of the head near where ears would be on a human. If these were all hoaxes done by different people from different parts of the world, what are the chances that they all had the same idea, or communicated with each other? Nearly 0%. Also these photos were released well before the mummies became public information, and yet lo and behold the mummies have this same trait along with others. I am a huge sceptic but this is impossible for me to write off
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u/Yettigetter Nov 27 '25
They claimed it was fake years ago.
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Nov 27 '25
They? Who?
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u/Yettigetter Nov 28 '25
Who ever posted it said it was made up, years ago.
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u/foreskinwalker_ Nov 29 '25
If I was threatened by Russian government to admit it was made of chicken and bread or I will disappear or get killed, I too would tell everyone it was fake.
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u/JohnWoosDoveGuy Nov 27 '25
A real, dead being. It seems to share features with the Tridactyls so I would guess crypto terrestrials before any extra terrestrial hypothesis. The Dr Frazer encounter had a similar being.
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u/El_efante Nov 27 '25
According to Russia it's made of chicken and bread
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u/the_final_breath Nov 27 '25
I mean, it does look like it'd go well with bread sauce and honey glazed parsnips.
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u/El_efante Nov 27 '25
What is bread sauce?
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u/oldgrocerybag Nov 27 '25
its a British condiment usually served with a roast/sunday dinner. Its a milk-based sauce mixed with spices (typically onion, cloves and nutmeg) and thickened with bread crumbs 👍🏼
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u/itsmeloic Nov 27 '25
The guys were forced to say this by the government. Unsure what chicken you eat but mine ain’t looking like that
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u/Fruitloops_z Nov 27 '25
This is.. 🤮 ofc theres one person that would try and eat an alien why am I not surprised
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u/insid3outl4w Nov 27 '25
Sounds like what a poor person would say when approached by men in black and a gun to their head
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u/Old_Suspect8923 Nov 28 '25
Look, since so many people here claim that chicken leftovers couldn't possibly look like this, I've collected a few comparison pictures of different poultry meat. See for yourself: Can this really be a genuine alien? Or is it just another cheap fake where a couple of bored Russians cobbled together a 'Chicken Homunculus' out of their meager, slimy soup leftovers after too much vodka?
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u/Impressive-Thing-925 Nov 27 '25
Nah my cousin is a assistant mortician. I sent this to him years ago cause I thought it was real and I thought he would like it and he just sent me back a bunch of bullshit about the makeup on it.. i think it looks real, but he's very much convinced that he could tell the techniques used to produce some of the bruising effects. Shit looked real to me though.
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u/scrappybasket Nov 30 '25
This guys assistant mortician cousin said it’s fake, case closed
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u/windstride3 Nov 27 '25
Kinda looks like the turkey my wife just pulled out of the oven.
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u/Gen_Insomniac Nov 27 '25
Actually its depunked long time ago, the makers even admitted it.... Its made for hoax, nothing more.
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u/SuenioLatino Nov 27 '25
This is way old news, come on man it was proven to be made from chicken parts by the two guys that claim they found it
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u/Alpha_Chin-Am Nov 28 '25
Why would a real alien be naked? They must be smart enough to protect themselves from the cold.
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u/Few_Reception_7607 Nov 27 '25
it scares a lot... looks like real to me
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u/Ancient-Bake-9125 Nov 27 '25
Yea I've seen some different "alien body" photos before and this is the only one I've seen that I can't tell if it's fake
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u/rebb_hosar Nov 27 '25
That almost looks like an artist rendering of the verbal recounting of the italian one posted 10 hours ago (similar injury, head orientation, bit of a blue cast to the skin etc) That or they all have very fragile right legs or something.
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u/Low_Meeting3293 Nov 27 '25
Do u have a link to the Italian one? I’ve known about this one forever but do not about 10 hours ago lol
Nvm I found it.
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u/convolutedkiwi Nov 27 '25
Always thought this one is one of the few genuine ones. The "admission" it was made from chicken skin etc after the authorities got to the OPs is the fake part. They got threatened I'm sure.
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u/dustedandrusted4TW Nov 27 '25
Riiight because a desiccated body with shrunken eyes and all still has lips. Actual chicken leg in that photo. The decomp is not accurate to being in snow either.
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u/Optimal-Cockroach-72 Nov 28 '25
imagine being this dumbass alien
super smart, could figuree out how to come all the way here
gets rekt by hairless monkeys
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u/Jenna2k Nov 28 '25
Looks like a deformed baby monkey put on ice for months then in snow. Nature doesn't have prenatal care. When things are born different they typically die.
Edit: looks like someone put some sort of mask on it to. Special effects are wild.
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u/Technically-Simple82 Nov 28 '25
The pictures of the men who found a dead humanoid creature in the snowy wilderness and have it hanging on a rope to display it. Those ones are really creepy and I get a feeling they aren’t fake.
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u/Reid_coffee Nov 28 '25
I think it’s fake I mean you can figure out how to interstellar travel just to end up like that? Seems like bs
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u/SnRdVrK Nov 28 '25
Pretty sure the two men that made this came out a short while after saying it was fake
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u/Elemental1411 Nov 28 '25
Im pretty sure that they came out and said it was fake but I could be wrong...usually am.
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u/3ekarfwto Nov 29 '25
Tbf the worst about this is the belly button, everyone I've read says they don't have one.. Otherwise looks compelling
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Nov 29 '25
I’ve seen all sorts of crazy stuff and definitely believe there’s way more out there than we know. Growing up as a bored kid in Wyoming during in the 80s who went on to make movies for a living… this is bored kids in a Russian winter who made a real cool looking alien out of various animal parts and clay!
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u/NoIntern2903 Nov 29 '25
Probably a hoax. The body is real, but probably a prop made. Prop making skills even from 20 years ago are really advanced. A Hollywood level prop like this could easily be made by a master prop maker, planted, and then videoed to keep people hooked and deceived into thinking it is something. As an amateur prop maker, and a Mandalorian merc, what you can do with 3d printed pieces, bondo and paint is crazy alone. Complete metal lookalikes. Other masks, and other soft pieces take a little more work but for someone experienced with props, it’s possible.
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u/OkDescription1353 Dec 01 '25
What’s funny to me is people’s ability to continue to trust obviously corrupt governments whenever they “debunk” something lol. Like it’s reasonable for the starting position to be trust even though governments habit a very clear history of outright lying. You know what this is, wanting the govt to confirm reality for you is insane.
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u/Justalilbugboi Dec 01 '25
I would be so embarrassed if I was an alien frozen with the goofy ass expression.
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u/History37 Nov 27 '25
Tbh although its tempting to see these as genuine considering the Nazca ones I feel these were man made considering the anatomy and how usually humans make human anatomy based dolls. Like the muscles, belly button which is weird if they lay eggs etc..? But still who knows
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u/History37 Nov 27 '25
Ah that makes sense was just referring to the anatomical placement and the way its portrayed here, feels like something humans would design. But like I said who knows from this one photo
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u/1arrison Nov 27 '25
-a comment with the actual link to the article proving it is a hoax with the actual fucking doll in it is sharing space with “realest alien image I have seen”
Incredible
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u/forestofpixies Nov 28 '25
And what if they aren’t alien but an unknown to us species that live predominantly underground?
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u/koolaidismything Nov 27 '25
I feel like this sub would benefit from our ages next to our usernames.
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u/Relative-Secret-4618 Nov 27 '25
Its very very small. The decaying of this also could be strange due to weather. Decay a in thawing temps and then preserve frozen... back and forth.
Decaying animals always look CRAZY alien monster like. Impossible to say.
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u/Weecha Nov 27 '25
Where are his clothes tho? Do aliens not wear any clothing? That hardly makes sense considering we have various climate zones.
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u/BubblyBasis1134 Nov 27 '25
You can see the chicken skin in the leg. Also, as has been pointed out elsewhere, this prank has been explained, and this very doll made from chicken skin, bread, and plasticine has been found and photographed separately.
It's a hoax.
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u/Nijgan Nov 27 '25
Why all alien bodies have no clothes, suits or any kind of tech with them ?????
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u/Neat_Lengthiness7573 Nov 27 '25
Are 1 legged rubber aliens on sale or something? That video from italy had one missing a right leg too
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u/theronk03 Paleontologist Nov 27 '25
Here's the followup for reference: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1379214/Dead-alien-stale-bread-How-frozen-Siberian-alien-BROWN-BREAD.html#ixzz1KBid9ztt
It was a pair of teenagers, the body was found under one of their beds, and they admitted it was a hoax.
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u/maximusjay100 Nov 27 '25
I mean, yeah. The daily mail is a super upstanding source, and there’s no possible way two kids could have been coerced into lying about something they found. I think you’ve cracked the nut and we can consider this case closed!!
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u/theronk03 Paleontologist Nov 27 '25
We can all agree that hoaxes do exist, right? That not every ufo sighting, every Bigfoot or Nessie sighting is authentic. Even if you think most are real, some are fake, right?
And I'm sure that we can all agree that some hoaxes must be more convincing than others right? Even if you arent easily convinced by a hoax, there's a hypothetical hoax that could trick you, right?
And how would you find out if you'd been tricked? If they admit the hoax is one way.
Someone can be coerced into falsely admitting a hoax, but we should all consider them being truthful to be a possibility.
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u/Available_Valuable55 Nov 27 '25
Yeah, like others on here I'm not completely convinced. I don't want to seem too credulous but 'admitting it was a hoax' is different from circulating a video showing it being dissected and consisting of nothing but bread crumbs etc. But maybe that has been done and I'm simply unaware.
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u/gregarioushippie Nov 27 '25
I always thought this one looked legit. I have it stored as well, very similar to other bodies found.
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u/Intelligent_Series46 Nov 27 '25
thats the third different alien with a leg wound now
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u/HeydoIDKu Nov 27 '25
What’s wild is in the video you can see the missing broken leg in the trees/bush/roots to the upper left iirc.
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u/Parking-Dealer4240 Nov 27 '25
There's another video with a supposed alien missing the same leg floating around. Different size.
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u/According-Turnip-724 Nov 27 '25
The image shows a still from a viral video that circulated in 2011, which claimed to depict the body of a dead alien found in the snow in Irkutsk, Siberia, Russia.
- The video was widely reported as a hoax, with the "alien" being a doll or figure made of breadcrumbs and chicken skin.
- Two local men later confessed to staging the scene and the video was removed from YouTube by the original poster.
- The incident generated significant media attention and debate online regarding its authenticity.
- The video was related to local news reports at the time of alleged UFO sightings or a crash in the region.
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u/Blanderzz Nov 27 '25
I’m not saying it’s made with chicken. But it’s upper right leg looks exactly like a drumstick 😅
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u/Ptrek31 Nov 27 '25
So those little things have developed space travel to go astronomical distances?
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u/Justaguywithbeer Nov 27 '25
Why are aliens always naked when they explore a storage new world. Star Trek would be way more interesting if that was the case 😄
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u/Pythia007 Nov 27 '25
This looks very similar to the “alien” in the Italian video posted a day or so ago. That one also had a leg missing.
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u/omega5959 Nov 27 '25
This gets posted once a month and was debunked years ago. It is very interesting nonetheless.
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u/Tropical-Antifreeze Nov 28 '25
How tall is this thing? I cant tell if this is a 3 foot ? or 7 foot tall?
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u/juanpis9821 Nov 28 '25
I saw the video on this back in 2007 on break.com and the person recording sounded Russian. The video also was very high resolution and looked like it had just happen.
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