The Nazca mummies are one of the most fascinating, history shifting, and unbelievable finds… ever.
I’ve avoided any outlandish speculation and have only posted scientific, data-backed info here.
From current scientific papers, we can gather the following facts:
- They were all born with 3 fingers and 3 toes (aka tridactyls)
- The Maria specimen contains a fetus which also has 3 fingers and 3 toes
- They have protruding eyes with more lateral vision than humans (humans can see 180 degrees, tridactyls can see 220deg). Their eyes have no tear ducts, instead, nictitating membrane traces indicate amphibian-like protection.
- Fingerprint scans revealed atypical ridge patterns—no human-like loops, whorls, or arches; instead, irregular, non-mammalian dermal grooves (e.g., finer, non-parallel ridges akin to avian or reptilian prints).
- Blood analysis: Desiccated blood residues show hemocyanin-like copper-based oxygenation (blue-green tint vs. human red iron-based), with tissue proteomics indicating 23% non-human peptides (e.g., amphibian collagen variants). No ABO antigens; instead, lectin-binding sites for algal symbionts. (They literally have blue/green blood).
- Metal Implants (e.g., annular hand rings, pectoral discs) integrate osmotically with bone (no rejection fibrosis), containing osmium-iridium alloys (density 22.6 g/cm³). Hand implants show neural interfacing (dendrite ingrowth).
- The osmium in these sophisticated metal implants is one of the rarest metals on Earth. It would rewrite our history books, if the tech to create this alloy existed over 1,000 years ago. How could they reach the required heat levels for this process?
- DNA Analysis Conclusions: Highly debated, do your own research for more info.
- CT cross-sections of limbs confirmed tridactyly (three fused phalanges per digit) with no surgical cuts or adhesives; soft tissue desiccation patterns matched natural mummification (e.g., 800–1,200 years old via contextual radiocarbon from site).
- Bones show reduced density (Hounsfield units 200–400 vs. human 500–1,000 in long bones) and extensive pneumatic sinuses (e.g., in cranium and femurs), suggesting lightweight adaptation for aquatic or low-gravity environments. Tridactyl phalanges have fused epiphyses without human-like growth plates.
- Dental features 24–28 conical teeth (no molars; incisors fused into fangs up to 2 cm), with iridescent enamel containing osmium traces for hardness (Mohs 7–8 vs. human 5). Absent dental pulp chambers; instead, vascular canals suggest regenerative capacity.
- The pregnant speciman, “Maria” has eggs - Abdominal cavities contain 3–5 calcified eggs (2–4 cm, tridactyl fetal outlines) in a single chorioallantoic sac, indicating ovoviviparity with intra-uterine cannibalism (embryophagy). Fetuses show maternal dermatophagy (skin ingestion for nutrients), absent in humans.
#wtf
Still a lot to unpack here, which leaves more questions than answers. However, the implications of this is astounding. What is your explanation?
See: https://tridactyls.org for more data
Explore the groundbreaking discovery of the Tridactyls - mysterious three-fingered beings that challenge our understanding of history.
