Are penguins aliens? Scientists have discovered a chemical substance from Venus in the droppings of birds

These cute flightless birds may well be aliens from another planet. Scientists came to this conclusion when they found chemicals in their excrement that can be found on Venus. Researchers will carefully study the life of penguins to determine what forms of life exist on other planets.

According to scientists, penguins may be aliens. Experts suggest such a possibility, having found chemical compounds from Venus in their feces. Researchers plan to study the life of subantarctic penguins that live on the Falkland Islands to find out how they produce an unearthly chemical.

Anaerobic bacteria that produce phosphine have been found in lake mucus, badger intestines and penguin droppings. Their presence may be associated with protection against competing bacteria.

Last year, traces of phosphine were found in the layers of gas surrounding Venus, whose atmosphere is similar to Earth's. The new study is being conducted before the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope in French Guiana on December 18. With the help of a unique device, it will be possible to detect life on other planets. The powerful device will be used to explore deep space for NASA. The project is carried out in cooperation with the European Space Agency and By the Canadian Space Agency.

British scientists believe that alien life forms may have already been discovered. Studying penguins will help them identify the types of organisms that exist in other worlds.

In the life of penguins, the same vicissitudes occur as in humans. In the Netherlands zoo, gay penguins stole an egg from lesbian penguins.