While petroglyphs often depict larger animals, those representing a six-legged creature that appeared to be an invertebrate are not. The carving appears to have a triangular head, large eyes and the arms of a preying mantis. By analyzing the features further, the team concluded it is of an Empusa, a species of preying mantis found in Iran. They also note the carving appears to have legs that feature a symbol representative of the"squatting man" motif found in rock art across the world.
The zoomorphic petroglyphs found in the mountainous regions of Iran are believed to have been created by nomadic tribes that lived there. The research project to survey them aimed to identify the animals depicted.Dr. Mohammad NaserifardDr. Mohammad NaserifardMr Mahmood Kolnegari
That’s not a fucking mantis, it’s a variation of the ubiquitous petroglyph found all over the world, squatterman. (See below) it’s a plasma shape the ancients saw in the sky and recorded all over the globe. tboltsproject Elec_Universe graham_hancock
Wouldn’t it then just be a.....Man-Tis