Endo - here's a book recommendation:



Do aliens have eyes?

Well first ask yourself, do they need them? Perhaps they use a form of echolocation if their planet has little light source.

If you want to find weird animals you don't have to travel far, take the jellyfish for example, it has no digestive, respiratory or circulatory systems, it's 90% water and they can only detect light - sounds fairly alien-esque to me.

The laws of life follow a fairly strict script, evolution would happen very much the same way it would here but it would take into account their surroundings.

Thanks for the recommendation Rob, but I dont need anything pokemon already taught me XD
Which leaves me to my next question... That monkey lookin dude at the end, I saw him at the animal resort not to long ago.

Now ur asking me if aliens have eyes? Well, thats not for me to say... Having never seen them!
So now u want to point the finger at the jelly fish huh!? Shame on u. What next? The duckbilpatterpus, or a venusfly trap? They dont look like us either, so I guess that means that we can kind of get a good idea of what aliens may look like!?. Please...

Heres one for u.. Maybe the surpreme creaters of the universe gathered all the species from accross the universe, but them all on one planet to see what would happen because their assholes like that.Then u would be right.
Not a bad movie prologue huh

WHAT!?!

Endo, I'm pretty sure you could argue with your own reflection hahaha.

If you read your last post you'll see YOU asked if aliens have eyes. I was just making the point that evolution will work in the same way it does on Earth, it'll just take into account the difference in atmosphere and terrain.

I wasn't saying jellyfish were aliens but that they have traits that seem alien-like.

if you ask me bugs are more alien like than anything else

You have a point there Daf, especially flies with their 8 eyes, 360 degree vision and general weirdness lol



"Hello, I is an Alien bzzzzz"