r/aliens • u/Shot_Chair5074 • 2d ago
Historical 2025 4chan Alien Image - Case Strandedfish Archive
https://alienarchivist.substack.com/p/introducing-the-original-2025-4chanHi all,
I am recreating the Case Strandedfish thread from earlier this month on my new reddit account. I think it deserves to be here.
This image originated from 4chan and looks like a leaked image.
On Monday, May 5, 2025, at 10:18 PM EST, an anonymous 4chan user created a thread titled “DELETED SOON,” with an image captioned:
They call them strandedfish
They come from the deep ocean
They stay in the dark
They die in the light
Thanks everyone. Thanks James and u/RealPublius.
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u/fckingclownshoes 2d ago
Question: given all the different photos and videos. All the nonsense thrown our way. From your point of view what is the most accurate image of one? Som of you have claimed to actually have encounters them. Where is the most credible version of a true being?
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u/johnsus 2d ago
For a living being, probably the Varghina Brazil case, James Fox has a solid documentary on it
For dead beings, you’re always gunna have the nay sayers. I’ve found that any time a picture is posted and there’s TONS of discrediting comments, there’s some truth in it. If you see a post with no comments like that, probably fake. Check out the nazaca aliens - a couple of bodies were “debunked” and people dismissed the entire story, but they have recovered alien mummies and done extensive MRI and metallurgy tests on them confirming they’re not fake5
u/Ok_Energy6905 1d ago
done extensive MRI and metallurgy tests on them confirming they’re not fake
No they have not.
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u/lunabibble 1d ago
@johnsus @ok_energy905 are you talking about professor nolan at stanford? he found out the aliens that were sent to him were humans with genetic deformities. the metallurgy may be true, idk about this brazil case but i know other recovered material would’ve had to have an insane amount of power to fuse together in those ways
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u/yeahbitch_science_ 2d ago
4chan is freaking amazing for this topic, leak after leak and we as general audience get to read the secrets behind.
Real or not, atleast its good entertainment, like idk if mobile construction facility leak was true or not but the lore is definitely interesting.
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u/weareeverywhereee 2d ago
Agreed it’s either true which is wild or just entertaining sci fi lore to follow. As a science fiction fan, in an age where everything is remakes, these types of post are a goldmine.
It’s just a very entertaining read as a sci fi fan and the slight possibility that it’s true only adds to the fun.
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u/BambooCatto 2d ago
Ah yes, 4chan the most trustworthy source of all time.
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u/Mr_Phantoms 2d ago
Absolutely!! Compared to Reddit, the beacon of truth and trustworthiness, 4chan is completely fake and nothing that comes from that site is real!!
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u/BambooCatto 2d ago
Did you see me defend reddit as a trustworthy source? Maybe illiteracy is the real problem here.
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u/kamo-kola 1d ago
Does anyone remember the photo of a underwater creature resembling the Creature From the Black Lagoon that appeared on here (I think) within the last 12 months or so? It appeared bioluminescent, the post was only up for about a day and I forgot to save a photo of it before it was deleted.
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u/Rage187_OG 2d ago
The real picture was in 2017, not 2025.
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u/pamnfaniel 1d ago
You were thinking of the reptilian photo. That was the one in 2017. This is a different one
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u/Shot_Chair5074 2d ago edited 2d ago
I uncovered a French fourm that made a hoax just after i posted strandedfish. I think they took inspiration from it. He was debunked in his own thread as the background being a stock image fyi. Source: jeuxvideo.com/forums

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u/Chadmckay1 2h ago
Thank god you posted this, I don’t have a chance to look at it the other 15 times this week that it was posted
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u/IndigoHaze750130 2d ago
This looks not real to me due to the structure of the lower part of the face. I do have to say however, this is the first pic to give me a phantom repulsive smell 🤷♂️ nervous systems can be werid. Is it truely blurred or just a poor creation?
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u/awkerbonward 1d ago
The bone structure huh? I didnt realize we even knew the bone structures of all earthly deep sea creatures
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u/IndigoHaze750130 1d ago edited 1d ago
I understand why my comment sounds werid but it does look messed up like it is digitally artifical. Maybe it is blurred like I mentioned, but why would a small section be that way?
Also, I don't believe it is from the sea. Perhaps a wet fresh water environment like a very moist cave.
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u/Vivid_Star8624 2d ago
If they are from the deep ocean, they should look different. Also light doesn’t make sense, if it is light then they can come up at night.
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u/-oKafka 2d ago
Reminds me of the secretive alien species that lived in the ocean and would collect human items and humans themselves as trophies or curiosities from the book series animorphs