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Dead grays beside a reptilian craft
Sober, high-ranking people with a decade and a half in government were on this retrieval. They saw the reptilian-looking beings alive after the crash: seven feet tall or more, gorilla-like, with scaly skin. There seem to be several types, including more humanoid ones.
The dead grays at the site pointed to a fight. Records document what looks like conflict between non-human groups, and the best guess at the total is at least a dozen or two of these adversarial crashes. Whether it is truly warfare or some other behavior is unknown.
The living reptilians were killed. They posed a threat to the team, and US personnel started getting hurt and dying. The people who were there may eventually tell their own story.
Where did the name Tic Tac craft come from?
Navy pilots used it to describe an object that U.S. Navy aviators encountered off the California coast in November 2004 during exercises with the USS Nimitz carrier group. Commander David Fravor and other pilots described a smooth white object about the size of a fighter jet that resembled a Tic Tac mint. The Pentagon formally released three Navy videos of unidentified aerial phenomena in April 2020. The Pentagon has not identified the objects in those videos.
Why do reptilian beings appear in so many stories?
Serpent and dragon beings appear in Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Hindu, and Chinese traditions, including the nāga of South Asia. The primatologist Lynne Isbell proposed in 2006 that primate vision evolved under pressure from snakes, giving humans a fast, built-in detector for scaly shapes. That sensitivity may be one reason reptile imagery grips attention. Isbell's snake detection theory draws on experiments with primates and humans.
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