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Aliens kill humans. If you come into contact with an alien you should try your best to defend yourself because they will kill you instantly otherwise. They are not peaceful beings, they have no emotions and will kill any human that they come into contact with unless they consider them to be useful to their own scientific investigations i.e. implanting devices inside your body or extracting material from your person. Please be aware that extra terrestrial beings want one thing and that is to take control of Earth and in doing so they will kill everybody without a care in the world. Please read my other posts for more information on aliens and the threat that they bring to Earth and how you can protect yourself.
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What harms a polar bear?
Humans
Why don't aliens won't kill humans?
"Why wont aliens kill humans" ... Theyre afraid.
Are humans dangerous?
humans are the most dangerous animal on earth because other animals can cause only physical harms but humans can cause emotional, mental and physical harms for their selfish benefits
How dangerous are humans?
humans are the most dangerous animal on earth because other animals can cause only physical harms but humans can cause emotional, mental and physical harms for their selfish benefits
If aliens are real are humans just aliens to them?
'Aliens' are real. In any given country, a foreigner may be described as an Alien.
Did aliens bring humans?
no, they did not.
Are Afghans aliens?
Afghans are not aliens. They are humans just like everyone else.
How the aliens built the pyramids?
Aliens didn't build the pyramids, actual humans did that.
Do aliens eat humans?
No aliens are known to exist, so your question is unanswerable.
Are humans considered aliens on Earth?
no
What do periwinkles do?
humans aliens bugs
How did humans get in contact with aliens?
Aliens are not known to actually exist, so your question is unanswerable.
