In previous articles, we have written about biological UFOs, showcasing images of different types of biological entities, such as zeroids, archons, ebani, flying rods, and squid- or jellyfish-like objects floating in the sky.
According to Jacques Vallée, a renowned computer scientist and ufologist, these entities may not necessarily be extraterrestrial in origin but could belong to a reality operating under different physical laws.
These bioforms, or living entities, are not only observed floating in our skies but also, for example, orbiting the Moon, potentially inhabiting the vast expanses of free space and the cosmic void.
The next video has been circulating since around June 15, 2026 (attributed to Sara Jane Osborn and reportedly filmed over the Anchorage/Eagle River area near Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson). It appears to show a possible jellyfish-like bioform drifting slowly against the backdrop of a mountain.
Now, for example, compare this jellyfish anomaly with jellyfish found in the oceans. They are among the oldest life forms on Earth, having existed for at least 500 million years. They are remarkable creatures because they have no brain, heart, or bones and they move by rhythmically contracting their bodies, but they also drift along with ocean currents.
Could it then be possible that the anomaly captured in this video is indeed a bioform, similar to the jellyfish that have existed in our oceans for at least 500 million years, but instead of living in water, it exists in the vast expanses of open space and the cosmic void? Like its ocean-dwelling counterparts, could it move by rhythmically contracting its body while drifting along with the wind, as the anomaly appears to do in the video?
🇺🇸 In Alaska
“I don’t like it – it’s moving rather weirdly”
This clip was filmed near a US Military Base.
Food For Thought…
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