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Replying to myself, I found the image.
I can't upload from TOR so I must link. If someone can upload, it would be appreciate.
http:// files.abovetopsecret.com/files/img/fz58b26b89.jpg
Analysis from member of that forum:
>Though the eye's look similar and therefore suggest a similar optical mechanism to human and other earth species eye's the view is not close enough for a definitive analysis even of such a shallow measure, there is no obvious nostril area but the many pits may indicate heat sensitive pit's similar to many reptile species on earth or they could also serve as pheromone sensory pit's.
>The cranial structure appears to have a seperate but very weak or recessed jaw but that is by no mean's definite and the upper lip analogue may show a vertical split as well as a more defined horizontal one which could mean the long line's or fold's leading to the pit's I associate with smell receptor's may also be either fold's related to this vertical split or even alternatively could they be auditory sensors in nature as there is no obvious ear analogue, could this creature if real have these as dedicated audio sensory receptors on the front of it's face above it's mouth (it's mouth may open on three axis, like some worm species bottom and two top side's).
>Long neck but no way to compare it's size or body proportion's.
>Apparent scaled skin similar to a reptile or indeed fish.
>The A shaped fold between the eye's could also be it's smell receptor if this is the case, we assume that since each of our senses have one main purpose, ear's to hear, nose to smell, eye's to see that of course we tend to project this model onto other species in our attempt to analyse and understand them.
>If real I would imagine it would have quite a different psychology to us, still it's face does seem to have personality though it does not look friendly just kind of serious.
>Not very pretty to our eye's obviously.
>If fake it is a cool mock up and very creative showing a very intelligent xeno awareness.
Even though the background has been sourced, the ayy has not.
Anyone know where it's from?