There is a wonderful ocean world over by Sirius B that has them. Picture the body apx the size & shape of a VW beetle. Now add claws. xitter.cf/RedwaterRebel76/status…

Several Nations we are familiar with are very similar in size to Earth Humans and they also wear "space suits."

Some Star Nation folks are petite like we are. Others are much taller than you. Their ships need to be bigger too. Bigger does NOT mean more menacing or a greater threat. Bigger just mean some people come in XXXXXL size. They are still good people. Please be kind when they land.

I have Jrooti's favorite. This is a Akiaki (sometimes called simply a Kiki) hair-bird. They are flightless ground dwellers about the size of a large goose, with feathers that resemble medium length fine hair. -Zufu

This facility is significant, but most of the time a large percentage of it goes unused. Currently complement here is 128 with another new 48 arriving next week to begin their training as the last group graduates. We have the capacity to host almost 2000 here. -Zufu

The global size archeoplanetography planetary images can span half of Earth. This is South America upside down.

P'nti's tallest trees called plps (say paul paws) are close to 120 meters tall (410 feet) akin to your giant sequoias in size.

If they are 11 to 12 foot tall avians with large beaks, blue and white feathering around the face, larger black feathers around the neck, accompanied by a shorter, higher voiced (perhaps mechanical), non-avian helper less than half their size....then they may be Shalako. -Su

Dkyw (say DOK yah way) or Good Morning from New Mexico. The P'nti are a wonderful first nation to interact with. Originally, Tlkm reached out to us in September of 2013. After a year and a half he specifically asked for a social media account because they "wished to teach." They have shared their January four day "Thank You Ceremony" with us where they "sip the soup" (drink in the all) and pray nothing but thank you for everything they can think of for 4 days and nights. They have also shared their "Seining Day" tradition of gathering near the shoreline as a community and catching small fish that travel by the shoreline en masse by scooping them up in woven hats. The common way they say goodbye is, "Wear your day with ease." The sacred way they say goodbye is, "I hold the light for you. I breathe in the light with you. We exhale our light together and share light breath with all." -Su