Specimens

Welcome to the Specimens page. Explore individual tridactyls below:

Montserrat

First discovered pregnant tridactyl.

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Maria

First discovered human-size tridactyl.

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Jois

First discovered 5ft 11in male.

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Paloma

First discovered tridactyl with hair.

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Santiago

First discovered tridactyl that may be a child.

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Sebastian

First discovered tridactyl that may be a teenager.

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Antonio

First tridactyl discovered with evidence of having suffered damage from a fall or accident.

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2ft Tridactyl

These specimens are tridactyls approximately 2 feet tall.

Josefina

First 60cm tridactyl with scanned abdomen.

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Victoria

First discovered reptilian tridactyl with DNA tested.

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Alberto

A reptilian tridactyl available for research at the University of Ica in Peru.

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Insect-like tridactyls

Joy and Suyay have dedicated imaging records, including bone-structure videos, measurement images, and DICOM files.

Joy

A significant “winged-like” specimen known as an “insect-like” tridactyl.

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Suyay

Imaging record with HD bone-structure videos, measurements, and a protected DICOM archive.

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Loose skulls

Loose heads discovered with implants integrated into the skull, documented through CT and 3D reconstruction.

Loose skulls

Loose heads discovered with implants integrated into the skull.

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Artificial Tridactyl

Specimens that we know have had 2 fingers and/or 2 toes removed to create tridactylism.

Wawita

Child-size tridactyl identified as artificial.

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Inkarri Institute Specimens

These specimens are currently being studied by researchers at the Inkarri Institute. While we don't have direct access to them, we want to highlight the incredible work and discoveries being made by the Inkarri team.

Earl

Evidence is located at Inkarri Institute research website.

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Artemis

Evidence is located at Inkarri Institute research website.

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Giant Hand

Evidence is located at Inkarri Institute research website.

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Madrecita

Evidence is located at Inkarri Institute research website.

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