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[–] [email protected] -1 points 1 year ago

Disclaimer: I think it is clear at this point that the these are dolls.

What are the odds an extraterrestrial being would have the exact same features as most mammals on earth?

Neither the presence of human DNA nor a humanoid anatomy necessarily determine that a species must have an evolutionary relationship with humans. If an advanced alien species had reached our planet long ago, they could have engineered a biological lifeform to interface with life on our planet, not entirely unlike we sometimes send animal-mimicking robots to a colony in order to study animal behavior.