Unveiling the Ancient Legends
- Mesopotamian Oannes: In ancient Mesopotamian texts, Oannes, a being described as half-human and half-fish, was said to have taught humanity the arts of civilization, including language, agriculture, and architecture.
- Greek Triton and Nereids: Greek mythology also speaks of Triton, a sea god with a human upper body and a fish tail, as well as the Nereids, nymphs of the sea.
- African Mami Wata: The African water spirit, Mami Wata, is often depicted as a mermaid-like figure who symbolizes fertility, protection, and the mysteries of the sea.
Archaeological Discoveries: Are Fish-People Real?
The Extraterrestrial Connection
- Oannes and the Anunnaki: Some researchers have pointed to the figure of Oannes in Mesopotamian mythology as evidence of extraterrestrial influence. Oannes, who emerged from the sea to impart knowledge to humanity, bears striking similarities to the Anunnaki, the deities who, according to some interpretations, were alien beings who visited Earth.
- Aquatic Aliens: There are also speculative theories suggesting that certain alien species could have evolved in aquatic environments, potentially explaining the fish-like appearance of beings described in ancient texts. These aquatic aliens could have visited Earth in ancient times, leading to the creation of the fish-people mythos.
A Possible Evolutionary Path
Modern Connections and Continuing Mysteries
Conclusion
