Harvard Professor Claims to Have Discovered Alien Life in the Pacific Ocean

Greek Reporter ^ | July 3, 2023 | Alexander Gale

[nickcarraway]

[Red Badger]

CTHULHU!............................

[Magnum44]

[Red Badger]

Hey! Let’s use one of those OceanGate subs and go down an have a look-see!...................

[Olog-hai]

Funny how they never look at the southern border.

[Magnum44]

[Bounced2X]

I thought of this when I saw the headline.

[gibsonguy]

Reminds of The Abyss. A pretty good movie even if it was done by that putz Cameron

[Chad C. Mulligan]

And Harvard is “educating” our ruling class. What can go wrong?

[Red Badger]

“There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy” ... William Shakespeare’s play “The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark”.

[Magnum44]

[Governor Dinwiddie]

While they're looking, maybe they can also check for Malaysian missing Flight MH370.
If not there, MH370 and this IM1 will eventually show up at Devil's Tower, Wyoming.

[rdl6989]

Harvard’s Professor Loeb, who is no stranger to controversies regarding his views on extraterrestrial life,

In other words a nutcase.

[nomorelurker]

“Reminds of The Abyss. A pretty good movie”

That was my first thought.

[lee martell]

During years of the Olympic Games they often manage to find what looks like an Octopus, one who can predict soccer ball victories.
Maybe that also classifies as a UFO.
Unidentified Floating Object.

[Leep]

Show me one space alien. One! I’ll settle for a yeti or a truthful democrat.

[BradyLS]

“We wewease...the Quacken!”

[cgbg]

“Malaysian missing Flight MH370”

Reptilians in the deep underground military base beneath Diego Garcia snacked on the passengers.

;-)

[airborne]

Sorry to disappoint him and others, but that distinction has already been given to the octopus!

https://octopus.org.nz/content/dna-proves-octopuses-are-aliens

Octopuses are aliens — or, at least, so vastly different in their genetic makeup that they might as well be considered out of this world. Scientists recently sequenced the first genome in the Octopus Genome Project, a huge undertaking to map out the entire DNA structure of the complex cephalopod. What they found was simply incredible.

Octopuses have 33,000 genes, roughly 10,000 more than a human. This alone sets it apart from any other invertebrate in the world. They are also uncannily clever, with the ability to open jars, solve puzzles, and even use tools.

[Jim Noble]

If there were aliens who lived in water under high pressures, we would never know.