Xenomorph Detailed Anatomy Explored - How Can They See Without The Eyes? Self-Destruct Mechanism?

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  @ValEGwangi · 2 years ago

  They forgot to mention that a chestburster once wore a hat then sang & danced to Hello My Baby.

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  @normalhuman9878 · 3 years ago

  “Are the two of you friends?”<br>Predator franchise: yes<br>Alien franchise: no

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  @denissavgir2881 · 3 years ago

  chestburster victims die due to the cancerous nature of the chestburster? &nbsp;I think the real reason is because the victim&apos;s chest is burst open, with a good chance that their lungs and heart sustain catastrophic damage. &nbsp;Cancer, on the other hand, takes some time to do its work

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  @WarlockX4 · 3 years ago

  The eyes are behind the dome. They used a human skull in the original film, then put the dome over it.

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  @thefrecklepuny · 3 years ago

  &quot;So was the Xenomorph a dick head?&quot; <br>&quot;Yes. In more ways than one.&quot;

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  @professor_lembach · 3 years ago

  Video Title: &quot;How did the xenomorphs see without eyes?&quot; Answer: &quot;We don&apos;t know. So here&apos;s a bunch of theories.&quot;.

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  @Slowgroovin · 3 years ago (edited)

  I always considered the back dorsal tubes to be &quot;lungs&quot; that helped the xenos breathe in different environments. Spineless xenos such as the runners would merely have air entry flaps for breathing.

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  @illbegoodYT · 3 years ago

  Just so you know, digitigrade and platigrade have nothing to do with how many legs. Digi’s walk on toes while plati’s use the whole foot. Bears are plantigrade while dogs are digitigrade, both have four legs.

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  @polkalamypekopeko2969 · 3 years ago

  I always thought the eye is behind a skin under the dome - like that of mantis shrimp - it can see 360, in multiple vision modes and can sense pheromones like ants, in addition to echolocation. It&apos;s brain size or head size has more than enough space to host multiple advantageous sensory organs including smell locators and heat sensing. My guess is that due to the ability to adapt to the immediate area and location - a dog alien probably has a stronger sense of smell, while the rest either fought their way to evolve daily or weekly or monthly - i imagine in their homeworlds they gain more sensor and senses as they need to be very very competitive .

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  @damianstarks3338 · 3 years ago

  This alien species is beyond iconic it is legendary.

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  @GCJACK83 · 3 years ago

  The &quot;hammer&quot; part of a hammerhead shark is home to some unique organs that allows the hammerhead to detect food by electromagnetic pulses. Literally, a crab hiding under sand, they can detect and eat. So maybe this is what&apos;s going on with the xenomorphs.

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  @Outlawstar0198 · 3 years ago

  That scene in the hospital where the pregnant women had chest bursters forced down their throats haunts me to this day...

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