The key to climate change is invisible aliens breeding with humans, according to an Oxford professor. Dr Young-hae Chi claims that insect-like aliens have already been breeding with humans on earth to produce a superspecies that is capable of solving our environmental woes. “They are just next to us, we can’t see them,” he said.
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