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The Legend of Zeta Reticuli Star System Part 5: Unveiling the Enigmatic Grey Aliens Have you ever wondered why most interviews with grey aliens take place in dimly lit settings? Or why these extraterrestrial beings are consistently described as short in stature? And what lies behind their strikingly large almond-shaped eyes? Furthermore, what sustains their diet? The answers to these questions lie in the aftermath of radiation pollution, and the devastation of plant life within their home planet. Following the modification of their genetic code, which rendered a return to their original genetic makeup impossible, the inhabitants of Abex found themselves confined to the planet’s interior—a rocky environment that necessitated adaptation. After dedicating over a century to the study of cloning techniques, they began unraveling the mysteries of bodily adaptation to this unique ecosystem. Their research primarily focused on cultivating a new generation of offspring, specially adapted to thrive beneath the planet’s surface. However, this transition was not without its challenges for the older generation, who grappled with acclimating to the new environment. Intriguingly, a well-known biological law came into play—the body’s unused components gradually diminish and recede. This phenomenon precisely occurred among the grey aliens. Due to their minimal reliance on solid food in their diet, their gastrointestinal systems underwent significant changes. Instead, they became dependent on concentrated liquid nutrition, that could be directly absorbed through the skin. Substances like oils and skin creams, when applied to the skin, allowed vital nutrients to penetrate directly into their bloodstream, bypassing traditional digestion processes.
