A team of anthropologists found a mysterious burial in the jungle near the city of Kigali Rwanda (Central Africa). The remains belong to gigantic creatures that bear little resemblance to humans. Head of research group believes that they could be visitors from another planet who died as a result of a catastrophe.

According to the scientists, they were buried at least 500 years ago. At first, researchers thought that they came across the remains of ancient settlements, but no signs of human life have been found nearby.

The 40 communal graves had approximately 200 bodies in them, all perfectly preserved. The creatures were tall - approximately 7 feet. Their heads were disproportionately large and they had no mouth, nose or eyes.

The anthropologists believe that the creatures were members of an alien landing, possibly destroyed by some terrestrial virus to which they had no immunity. However, no traces of the landing of the spacecraft or its fragments were discovered.



rest at: http://english.pravda.ru/science/mysteries/24-06-2011/118302-giants_cemetery-0/

[ViciouslyMe]

I'm a bit skeptical about this one. Not about the discovery itself (which still, not sure about), but about the theory of what they are. I mean, yes, strange. But not necessarily "alien". Still, interesting find Nina.

Yes, I agree that the alien theory is far fetched, they bare small similarity to human, they got no eyes, ears, or mouth. No debris of spacecraft is found.

[davidn13]

Most of it is reasonable, but how does a species (even alien) come to exist without eyes, ears or a mouth?
Eyes...sure. Troglodyte species maybe. Ears...ehh..
But no mouth/ eating apparatus?   

[ViciouslyMe]

Who knows, I mean not all plants have mouths. I say not all because, you know, some do. So is it all that far fetched to theorize that it had a very different form of taking in whatever nutrients it required? Yeah, but so was "the world is round" theory back when it started.

[davidn13]

Hmm...Good point Vicious, but I'm still pretty skeptical about the whole thing.

[ViciouslyMe]

And it's best to stay that way. If ideas aren't challenged, we would get nowhere. Besides, I may have given a theory of sorts, but that doesn't mean I believe it myself lol.