Video shows ‘UFO hunter’ identifying ‘elf’ at South Pole on Google Earth

An online UFO hunter has recorded this Google Earth video, which he claims shows an ‘elf’ at the South Pole. Scott C Warings’s clip, which shows a team of specialists working on Lautaro Island off Antarctica, shows a tiny person wearing the same orange jumpsuit as the other polar researchers.

Waring shared the video to TikTok, where he has a large following. «I found this on Google Earth and it’s a little odd and a little perplexing,» said Mr Waring.

The content creator shared the coordinates 64°49’18.09″S 63° 6’18.34″W and said that the tiny person or the elf could be a member of a mythological race who appeared in ancient Irish folklore.

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«I found a tiny human being about seven inches tall in Antarctica. The person is dressed like a team member in an orange jumpsuit, but what the team is doing and who they are I do not know.

«The black boats with a round black insignia almost remind me of Navy seals, but the orange jumpsuits do not confirm that theory. Legends of little people have existed for thousands of years from Ireland to Newfoundland.»

The paranormal enthusiast added: «For any story to last that long, there is always a grain of truth. Alien beings could be any size, from thousands of meters tall to microscopic intelligent life. The only limit is on our own knowledge, and that grows daily.»

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Some people commenting on the video agreed with Scott’s opinion. «The normal sized guy next to him is looking right at him,» one person wrote.

There were plenty of skeptics, however. «It’s a metal stake in the ground with orange on it to identify where it’s located,» one person said. Another social media user was similarly dismissive. ‘Yes, scientists do have a sense of humour, and, by Occam’s razor, that is the most likely explanation, seeing as this team must have been responsible for taking the Google imagery.’ they wrote.

Occam’s razor is a theory that states that the simplest answer is often the correct answer.

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