Biology
Truth Of Atacama "Alien" Revealed: Specimen Is Human [VIDEO]
His name is "Ata" - short for Atacama - and no, he's not an alien, report researchers from Stanford University in the film “Sirius.” Rather, the six-inch partially-mummified specimen was male and appears to have survived for as many as six to eight years after birth, despite his small size.
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