Skeptics say Antarctica, Greenland, Hawaii, Iceland but you shall see its NOT your home planet \r<br>But Killing fields of Reptlion (Bila) of Alfa Dragonis (Thuban) Star System the constellation of Draco\r<br>Video based on Alien Abductees experiences\r<br>Where hot alien ocean ends\r<br>Reptlion Desert starts \r<br>Desert 10 times size of Sahara \r<br>Bila Desert is so inhospitable that even Reptilians rarely visit it\r<br>Only when they really need something \r<br>Spacecraft breakage could mean certain death \r<br>But some alien plants manage to grow here\r<br>Plants that leaned to hide from desert storms and alien predators \r<br>In f, there is no strict border between plant and animal life on this alien planet\r<br>Some of the plants can walk and even run\r<br>While others learned to secret toxic gas \r<br>To chase away the predators\r<br>Other plants send their offshoots to seek out the better place to grow\r<br>Most of Reptilon pants are hybrids with animals\r<br>Forming bio-symbiosis \r<br>To survive in this harsh alien world \r<br>Yet some animals live here too. Believe it or not, those are houses of desert fish\r<br>Yes, desert fish that can swim, dig, fly and walk\r<br>And it hunts running desert octopus\r<br>But even this super fish needs to watch out for Icarus\r<br>Those flying creatures have speed and vision unmatched by anything on earth \r<br>And here it is - Icarus got one Desert Fish\r<br>In the middle of the desert there is a tectonic rift - 3 times size of Earth Grand canyon\r<br>The rift form desert mountains chain \r<br>Home of intelligent alien species civilization\r<br>Every dot you see on the mountain is an alien creature. There are millions of them. Lets look closer\r<br>Death eaters are very curious creatures \r<br>They have two distinct genders, live in mountain burrows and hunt at night \r<br>Males prey on desert larva\r<br>And females gather water stored in alien plants roots\r<br>Even they are not safe here - Lava dragons are hunting them but thats the subject of our next video\r<br>Looking at this barren alien desolation you start to appreciate life on earth & uniqueness of our home world
