Paleolithic Moose
The moose phenomenon is not new. The first documented case dates back to well over 20,000 years ago in the Paleolithic Age. Cave dwellers in Spain and France clearly depict bison, buffalo, and you guessed it, moose in their drawings. Why did the moose fascinate our prehistoric ancestors?
Moose along the Nile
What is an alien conspiracy without the mention of Ancient Egypt? Well, the moose phenomenon existed there too. At one point, hundreds of moose statues were erected along the Nile. In fact, the great Sphinx was actually a monument to the moose. However centuries of erosion and government cover-ups have changed the appearance of the giant moose.
Beware of Greeks bearing Gifts
The age-old legend of the Trojan Horse is not fantasy. Over the years, the story has been twisted but the message is clear, "Beware of Greeks bearing gifts". Years of research into the legend have revealed that the wooden horse was really a fiberglass moose. The destruction that followed from that which was inside the moose was apocalyptic.
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18,000 BC cave drawing
Digitally enhanced photo of the original Sphinx
Artist depction of Trojan Moose
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