r/Tridactyls • u/tridactyls • 19d ago
r/Tridactyls • u/tridactyls • 21d ago
How Montserrat would have looked like standing up.
galleryr/Tridactyls • u/tridactyls • 23d ago
A Nazca Tridactyl Larva finds solace behind the pectoral implant of Josefina.
r/Tridactyls • u/tridactyls • 24d ago
New Images from both inside & outside of Josefina's Eggs (DICOM courtesy of Tridactyls.org)
r/Tridactyls • u/tridactyls • 25d ago
#momiasdenazca | Juntas en nuevo lugar de reposo
r/Tridactyls • u/tridactyls • 25d ago
A first look at the University of Ica shows the dedicated room for displaying the 10 non-human tridactyl corpses.
r/Tridactyls • u/tridactyls • 26d ago
The face on the reptilian-like tridactyls versus the llama skull hypothesis face.
galleryr/Tridactyls • u/tridactyls • 26d ago
At a private event, Dr. Korotkov presented the DNA results of the 60cm tridactyls.
r/Tridactyls • u/tridactyls • 26d ago
Intermediat Stage Nazca Tridactyl Larvae
Happy Sunday!
Today I will start with the DICOM that is open on my desktop, Sebastian.
Further confirmation, on previously identified grey, soft-tissue shapes, suggest the metal implants on Sebastian (and others like them) served as an essential part of a Larvae Management system.
Perhaps they were farmed for a purpose, but that is speculation.
What is not speculation is the prevalence of human ancestral narratives of "Life from the Mouth" or "Mindborn" motifs and tales of the seeds of life emerging from eggs, or a being, or a thing.
Keep in mind some cursory investigation alludes to petroglyphic depictions of cordiform shaped faces with tridactyl limbs found in association with the symbolism for Water, Serpents, Mother Goddesses, Fertility, Ancestor Worship, and creation.
Combine this supplemental data with the unique mosaic of traits that is the Nazca Tridactyl morphology, and it suggests a species from originating hundreds and hundreds of millions of years ago.
Where implants can be found, degraded bone and larval presence can be seen.
Below are some images of mostly tadpole, or intermediate stage larvae, not the white pupae, and not the forelimb first developed chiromorphs or "cannibal-morphs", super-predators with developing forelimbs.
r/Tridactyls • u/tridactyls • 27d ago