Tag: Amphibian

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THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY – Amphibians

Name:  Amphibians AKA: Alpha Centaurians |  The Sirius Beings Location  – Home System:  Distance from Earth: Attitude: They are very hostile and known to attack humanoids for no reason. Motives: Physical Appearance:  Average Height: Average Weight: Body Temperature: Pulse/Respiration: Blood Pressure: Hair: Skin: webbed toes and/or fingers Eyes: Life Expectancy: Other Physical Information: The Amphibian is a Semi-aquatic reptilian type with humanoid and amphibian features such as webbed toes and/or fingers.  Special Traits and Abilities: Communication Type:  Origin: Life Form Type: Similar to the Saurians or Reptilians yet being hominid creatures with reptilian as well as amphibian-like features and are semi-aquatic in nature. Subspecies: Most Common Species: Level of Species: The amphibians evolved into a humanoid species that eventually developed a culture that ran its course or was […] Read More

Water-Dwelling Reptilian Humanoid Posted on

THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY – Water-Dwelling Reptilian Humanoid

Name: Amphibians/water-dwelling (a/k/a “reptilian”) humanoid AKA: Location  – Home System:  Distance from Earth: Attitude: Motives: Physical Appearance: Average Height: 0.70-1.2m (2.5-4ft) Average Weight: Body Temperature: Pulse/Respiration: Blood Pressure: Life Expectancy: Hair: covered with brown hair Skin: reported hairless wet/oily glistening brown reticulated, “like a frog“, “damp and clammy“, but not smooth skin: “bumpy“, “big warts“, “like extreme acne“, “deformed“, “ugly“ (terms used by witnesses). Sex: Life Expectancy: Other Physical Information: Some sightings report them covered with brown hair. Large oval head, large almond-shaped eyes (jelly-like, no pupils, black or reddish depending on lighting conditions), no visible ears, two nostrils, slit for a mouth. Proportionally short arms, small palms with three (3) webbed claw-like fingers. Proportionally long strong legs, feet with 3 central toes and a “claw-like appendage“. Walk upright, with legs flexed as if slightly crouching and arms […] Read More