What is 300 million years ago? A UFO researchers from Russia found an unusual "stone", the stone age have been identified as dating back 300 million years, but there has been a mysterious stone thread.
UFO researchers believe that this is evidence of alien activity on Earth. Perhaps their spaceship lost a screw and retain up to now.
This mysterious screw has attracted worldwide attention, the time of its discovery in 1990, but has recently been more concerned about the outside world. Russian researchers identification results for 300 million years, which led some people to claim that the screws may be left by prehistoric civilization advanced mechanical parts, tools and even aliens. However, the oceanographer was given a different proposal, the screws may be a prehistoric marine fossils.
Screw length of about one inch, is 2 cm, irradiated by X-rays, scientists believe also has a threaded internal structure, the current piece screw saved Russia Kosmopoisk paranormal research group. However, this research team did not disclose further details about the mysterious screws, a preliminary analysis by paleontologist photo, the screws may be called as a crinoid remains of ancient sea creatures.
Crinoids survival dating back very far, currently identified species of crinoid has reached more than 600 kinds, they are modern marine organisms have a very different way of life, they have five claws deadly touch for ingestion of prey, but also has a hidden eating mouth. In millions of years ago, crinoids still relatively common species, which has a body part more like a screw.
The discovery site of mysterious "screw".
Crinoids shape actually more terror, first appeared in the Ordovician period, dating back 488 million to 444 million years ago, appeared in the Permian mass extinction, and the evolution of a more deadly touch claws. Crinoids reminiscent of horror aliens, "Alien" also has a similar alien species, has a strong reproductive capacity, can be adsorbed on the human mouth and nose, the use of the human body breed. Crinoids shape with relatively similar.
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