Finally there is scientific evidence to support my theory! In 2019 I made a startling discovery of Martian Cat geolgyphs in Maine, proving my theory that cats are from another planet. However, up until now, the world scoffed at my proof. That is until recently when archeologists discovered a new geoglyph at the world famous Nazca Lines in Peru depicting a cat! Coincidence? This Dog Ufologist says, “No!”
The eroding 120 foot long drawing of a cat was discovered on a hillside by archeologists, who restored the image. The new geoglyph dates from between 200 BCE and 100 BCE, making it approximately 2,100 years old. According to the archeologists, “Representations of felines of this type are frequent in the iconography of ceramics and textiles of the Paracas society,” who were the people who once inhabited this area. This latest discovery adds further credence to my theory that kitty geoglyphs were some sort of message to the early cats who visited our planet.
For those not familiar with my find over a year ago, or the Nazca Lines in Peru, the following is my earthshaking discovery as presented in 2019…
Martian Cats Geoglyphs in Maine (June 9, 2019)
Martian Cat geoglyphs, in Maine? This Dog Ufologist says, “Yes!” On Saturday while enjoying the Bark in the Park, I stumbled upon a startling discovery that further proves my Martian Cat theory. Fans of the show Ancient Aliens are no doubt familiar with the mysterious Nazca Lines found in the desert region of Southern Peru. The Nazca lines, referred to as geoglyphs or “ground drawings,” depict animals, geometric patterns and even an alien. Scholars are divided as to who built them, and why. However, some ancient astronaut theorists believe that the massive markings have an extraterrestrial connection, and may have even served as an ancient airport for UFOs. Similar drawings have been found around the world, and most recently by me in Maine!
Similar to the Nazca Lines, the ones located in this unassuming playground are best viewed from above, and depict hundreds of geometric patterns and animals.
Also similar to the Nazca Lines, the ones in Maine even include an intriguing etching of a humanoid figure that I nicknamed “Fred the Astronaut.”
There are also strange other worldly beings that are beyond my wildest imagination and defy explanation.
However, what is most striking are the repeated drawings of cats found amongst these mysterious geoglyphs in Maine.
For those familiar with my research, I claim that cats are originally from the planet Mars. My latest discovery of these ground drawings adds further credence to my theory. After careful examination, not a single dog was found. However, there were a total of six cats!
You have to ask yourself, why are there no dogs? Are the people who drew these massive markings paying tribute to the cats who have visited them from outer space? This Dog Ufologist says, “Yes!”
Proof of the unexplained significance placed on cats can be seen in this one depicting “Princess Kitty Cat!” Could this be evidence that there really was contact with Martian Cats as I theorize? And if so, how did this oddly shaped Princess Kitty Cat get here?
Erich von Daniken, who first brought the world’s attention to the Nazca Lines’ alien connection, proposed that they were used an ancient airport for extraterrestrials. In keeping with this theory, I too found a landing strip perfect for UFOs at this site.
It is interesting to note that the Nazca Lines in Peru are located near a key ingredient for rocket fuel and mysterious stone structures have been found in the vicinity. The Martian Cat geoglyphs of Maine are also suspiciously located near a dog park, and there is a stone tower of unknown origins nearby. Coincidence? This Dog Ufologist, says, “No!”
However, as with the mysterious Nazca Lines of Peru, more research needs to be done on the Martian Cat geoglyphs in Maine!
2020 Update: For comparison purposes, here is the newly discovered cat geoglyph at the world famous Nazca Lines in Peru.
