Extraterrestrials (except a race with no physical body) are built of organic compounds. Extraterrestrials have different morphology, anatomy, and physiology than humans; still, they need energy and, therefore, must eat. Food breakdown and energy production require oxygen (anaerobic respiration is less efficient), so extraterrestrials also breathe. The anatomy and physiology of extraterrestrials are entirely different, but they must also emit waste from their bodies.
Most extraterrestrials are omnivores, yet they are not carnivores.
The depictions of extraterrestrials with massive jaws and shark teeth are taken from science fiction films and are unrealistic.
- The foods eaten by extraterrestrials are not uniform for every civilization. They are mainly the result of different evolution. Extraterrestrials that evolved from insects (such as the Mantis) will eat various foods characteristic of insects. Extraterrestrials that evolved from reptiles will eat reptile-like foods, and so on. Some extraterrestrial species evolved from human-like mammals, so their diet is reminiscent of that of humans.
It is essential to emphasize that extraterrestrials are familiar with the foods and drinks on Earth, which they visit regularly. Most extraterrestrial civilizations are omnivores, but fear not; Humans are not on their menu.
Questions and answers regarding extraterrestrial nutrition.
When I asked whether eating together exists?
- The answer was yes, but sitting together is not perceived as a social event.
Do extraterrestrials cook their food?
- Extraterrestrials do not cook the food, but the food is sometimes ground or crushed into a drink.
I wondered if there were any extraterrestrial restaurants.
- The answer was no, but I was welcome to come and taste. (I realized that I was again channeling with a group with a well-developed sense of humor)
I asked if coffee and pastry could be served at the upcoming encounter in Antarctica.
- I was told that some extraterrestrials love coffee, but bringing crispy fries with ketchup is delicious.
Do extraterrestrials hunt animals on Earth for food?
- The mutilation of animals did not stem from the eating needs of extraterrestrials but only for research purposes. (mainly genetic research)
