Octopus is a hybrid of an alien creature?

Over 540 million years ago, the earth appeared a mysterious evolutionary leap that scientists call "the Cambrian explosion". Earth with primitive creatures suddenly entered the period of bizarre biodiversity, the main groups of animals known today are primarily born from that event.

Octopus was born thanks to a comet to bring biological materials to earth?- (photo: THE AUSTRALIAN).

The study has just been published in the scientific journal Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology, because 33 famous scientists from many institutions around the world have explained that by panspermia theory. In fact , extraterrestrial biological materials have been brought to Earth through celestial bodies, such as comets, in addition to existing organisms and through interplanetary marriages that create dynamic worlds. Diverse objects.

viewed by scientists as the most convincing evidence of this. They appear very suddenly in the family tree, according to archaeological evidence. Although they belong to the soft-bodied industry, the class of head-to-toe animals are like ink but they have superior biological and intelligence properties than their relatives.

In addition to octopus, the rest of the world belongs to the group with underdeveloped intelligence, far behind mammals, birds, and even reptiles.

Scientists believe that an ancient mollusks have combined with mysterious extraterrestrial microbes and created octopus varieties with intelligence and superior biological properties - (photo: SCIENCE DIRECT).

Scientists discover genes that regulate the superior biological properties of octopus that cannot be found in any other relatives. They seem to be "borrowed from a distant future" , belonging to a much more advanced evolution.

The research steps also show that the first biological materials were taken to earth by meteorites about 4.1 billion years ago. Since then, there have been many other "comet trains" that help life interfere and evolve.

According to this theory, the entire population of planets is eligible for life in our Milky Way galaxy to form a single biosphere. This may also be true for other galaxies. Therefore, we can absolutely believe that one day we will encounter a "second earth" somewhere outside the universe.