A man records an extraterrestrial being getting into his UFO and taking off, in a Romanian forest

What you’ll see in the video below is presumably an extraterrestrial getting into a flying saucer before taking off. The video was filmed in the remote, snowy region of Romania, near the town of Targoviste. According to the video posted on YouTube, the content was filmed a few years ago, showing how a large-headed humanoid moves on two legs towards its spaceship. Once the alien enters the spacecraft, it slowly backs away and disappears.

The video had millions of views, but most viewers insisted that the entire video was all CGI. But as is often the case, there were people who actually believed what they heard, believing this to be massive evidence of the presence of extraterrestrials. The video continues with another similarly shaped UFO footage flying over the mountains of Romania.

Take a look at the video below and let us know what you think. VIDEO:

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