The FBI has confirmed the authenticity of the image of an alien from Taiwan

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has called an authentic photograph of an unknown creature in Taiwan, which was previously called an "alien from outer space." This was announced on May 18 by the What's the jam portal.

The photo of an unknown translucent mantis-like creature was taken by a policeman named Chen Yun Qiang in 2011 on the shores of Jia Ming Mountain Lake in Taiwan. He photographed the landscape of the reservoir on his phone and later, looking through the photo, discovered a huge silhouette caught on camera.

The Taiwanese Ufo Society has studied the picture and concluded that it is authentic. Skeptics, in turn, claim that the problem is with the smartphone camera, which could start hallucinating artifacts in the sun. The original picture was sent to the FBI, where, according to the authors of the material, they also confirmed the authenticity of the picture.

The main thing on skeet: The Pentagon did not disclose key data about UFOs for fear of "exposing" technology

Can the remaining secret files contain valuable information and do the United States and Russia need to search for aliens together?

The New York Post newspaper, citing a former researcher of CIA-funded programs, Dr. Hal Puthoff, reported on May 17 that the United States allegedly discovered four different types of alien life at the crash sites of unidentified flying objects (UFOs). The 89-year-old scientist explained that he received relevant information from participants in operations to recover objects after accidents.. According to him, experts talked about at least four separate types of creatures.

The first batch of American documents, which contain information about unidentified flying objects and various anomalies, was declassified on May 8 and is now available to everyone. This step, as noted in the Pentagon, was taken during the policy of maximum transparency pursued by the current head of the White House, Donald Trump.