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that depends, if they are carnivorous aliens then yes the will eat you. On the other hand if they are herbivores then they will only eat whatever food they are eating already. If they even eat stuff. They could not eat anything and still decied to kill you if they feel threatened. =o
What else can I help you with?
When will the aliens come to your planet?
the aliens will come to save us when the world ends
Why do aliens come to us?
Aliens do not come to our planet but they are real.
Are the helghast human?
Not Really there from another planet there aliens to us.
Aliens are alive and coming to eat us?
At this point, no aliens are coming to eat us, at least known aliens.
What is Aliens style of living?
I never been in another planet but I assure you that aliens life is completely different than us....
Why don't aliens take us to there planet?
there is no need when the government is giving humans to aliens to study in the underground base in area fifty one
What is the first part of stone age?
we are aliens too ^_^ ,, because aliens live on other planets,, we live on our planet,, if we call those other creatures on other planets an "alien" ,,,,, we are the same as them,, if we travel to their planet,, they call us back aliens too ^_^,, in their language hahaaha i guess that was the best answer for aliens theory
Which planet is smaller than US?
Mercury, Venus and Mars are all smaller than the Earth. If the question is referring to the US as in the US of A, then no planet is smaller.
Is there any life on mercury planet?
of course they tried killing us!
What is science fiction plot?
One example of a science fiction plot is "first contact." How would be treat aliens from another planet? How would these aliens treat us?
Where is Mercurys location in relation to earth?
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and has one planet[venus] between us[Earth] and Mercury.
Where is alien?
scientist says that aliens can be in space or on moon or mars or ...........it will be in space somewhere because there will be planet like us.
