Experts Examine Peruvian ‘Alien Mummies,’ Uncover Shocking Discovery

Doctors made a surprising discovery during the dissection of one of Peru’s controversial ‘alien mummies.’ While examining the remains, believed by some to be extraterrestrial, they found intricate metallic structures embedded within the bones.

The specimens, known as the ‘Nazca Tridactyls,’ were said to have been unearthed in Peru by anonymous local tomb raiders, or ‘huaqueros.’ According to reports from the *Daily Mail*, doctors found and removed a “light metal” implant from the palm of one of these unusual specimens.

A video documenting the dissection shows a doctor carefully extracting the metallic object from a severed three-fingered hand belonging to one of the mummies. The procedure was carried out by Mexican Navy forensic doctor, Dr. Jose Zalce Benitez.

Dr. Benitez described the implant as being composed of a complex metal alloy, requiring advanced knowledge to produce with such precision. He noted the presence of elements such as aluminum, tin, silver, copper, cadmium, and osmium in varying quantities.

The video also reveals the bones within the mummified hand, specifically its ‘metacarpal’ or palm bones. Dr. Zalce clarified that this particular hand was not linked to the mummies presented earlier at the Mexican Congress but was part of a collection of fragments from the same site in Peru where the tridactyl bodies were discovered.

The so-called ‘metal implant’ was described as resembling silvery reptilian scales. Journalist Fernando Correa Dominguez, speaking to the *Daily Mail*, explained that doctors had rehydrated the hand to facilitate the removal of the metallic object. Correa also noted that inside the hand, there was no moisture—only dehydrated skin tissue, tendons, and muscles.

Dr. Zalce further detailed the forensic procedure, explaining how they used a special rehydration serum to preserve the tissue and minimize degradation. They also took extra precautions to avoid contamination while handling both the metal sample and the tridactyl hand using sterile surgical tools.