Alien Life Forms Found on Earth

Many of us spent much of our childhood days dreaming about exploring brave new worlds and making exciting discoveries. Thanks to there being hundreds of billions of people on the earth and satellites able to see every inch of the planet, there are not too many nooks and crannies left to discover. Do not let this discourage you though. There are still plenty of opportunities to explore. We are still a long way off from making it to Mars, let alone any other planet. I am talking about some amazing discoveries to be made right here. There are several areas of the world that have yet to be explored. There have been a couple new animals that have been discovered both underwater and on land. Whether you want to dive extremely deep or trek into the unknown vastness of the rainforests, you can still navigate the unknown lands and make bold new discoveries. There are several scientists and students alike that are embarking on this bold new frontier already. Many of these new creatures look like something from a science fiction novel or even Whoville. With a myriad of colors, some off the wall appendages, and all sorts of weird looking adaptations, several of these things make ET and Jaba the Hut look like normal guys from down the block.

This past summer an expedition was sent to South America to study the rainforests there. The images that they returned with were spectacular. Many of these new animals fall into the reptile and amphibian species, but there were also several birds and fish. From owls and falcons with eyes larger than their heads, to clear carp and new glassfish, it would appear that the Dungeons and Dragons monster catalogue has come to life. There are even woodpeckers that look like a phoenix with flaming feathers. This expedition even had to admit that this was only the tip of the iceberg. The farther they started to delve into the forest, the more life they came across. These new species were becoming more and more abstract and odd. There is still a lot of space left to explore here. This may be the perfect spot to fill that adventurous void in your life.

For the more bold types out there, you can always strap on the dive suit and drop down below 650 feet. What was once seen as a vast desert incapable of sustaining life has now been shown to contain some of the most odd looking animals you will ever see. It would seem that these cold and dark depths are now the next frontier of discovery. In a recent sea life census that spanned ten years, scientists have been amazed by the thousands of new creatures they were able to find and catalog. They only brushed the surface though. There is no method set for people to go much deeper than this expedition, but with advancements in the field of diving technology, that time may not be very far off. These depths can offer a lot of adventure and maybe even some new medical discoveries. If life can be sustained that deep, who is to say that we can't use the space for underwater crops or even vast cities. You will need more than a snorkel to have this new land named after you. If you can find a way to build a city down there you may be the next Columbus. Just think, you can finally get away from your mother-in-law, unless she is SCUBA certified.

There are still many adventures left in this world. So while we wait for the warp drive to be invented so we can go somewhere else in the universe, you may have to be satisfied with exploring the few areas where the satellites can't see. You better hurry though. The Google Earth cameras are already on the way.