Facts About 'Tiny Alien' Visited Bolivian City after UFO Sighting
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| Facts About 'Tiny Alien' Visited Bolivian City after UFO Sighting |
Tiny alien was approximately 30 centimetres tall
A tiny alien startled residents living in the Bolivian city of Santa Cruz, after a paying an unexpected visit, local media reports.
According to the eyewitness who saw the bizarre event, the space visitor climbed out of its UFO and strolled down streets in the Monteagudo neighborhood of the city. The eyewitness also made it clear that the alien was just 30 centimeters tall. Later, the alleged alien returned to the spaceship and the UFO vanished in the skies.
A UFO made its appearance in the skies before the alien sighting, EI Tribuno newspaper notes. "As the object entered the sky, there was a crash, like thunder. Furthermore, the characteristic of this object is as if it were throwing fire," said UFO enthusiast Javier Aliaga, Express reports.
The space visitor reportedly climbed out of its spaceship and strolled down streets in the Monteagudo neighbourhood of the city. The unconfirmed alien was said to resemble a "chupacabra", a mythical folkloric creature, and was approximately 30 centimetres tall.
After its walkabout the alien returned to its space ship and departed for a destination unknown, the eyewitnesses believed.
The only traces that remained of its visit were circles in the grass, from where a UFO took off, they said.
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| Tiny alien measuring just 30 centimeters |
UFO sightings around the world
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