NAZCA TOMB SHOCK: New DNA results on 'mummified aliens' say remains are 'not human'
The second round of DNA tests found only a 30 percent match to human DNA, it is claimed.
Mexican journalist Jamie Maussan made the announcement about the bodies, supposedly found in a tomb near the Nazca Lines in southern Peru, at the Ufology World Congress in Montserrat, Spain.
He said: "Tests were carried out to arrive at an extraordinary conclusion.
"30 per cent of this DNA is similar to the human being, but 70 percent is not."
He said the new tests were carried out by the BioTecMol laboratory.
He added: "As it is the report of a laboratory says that surely they are of bacterial origin.
"However, in a more detailed analysis, it was found that only 20 per cent is of bacterial origin and 80 percent of that 70 per cent it was not possible to establish its origin or find another species on Earth that shares it.