The Aquafarians — a broad water-adapted alien category cross-referenced across this archive's other entries, with one specific account placing an origin at the Pleiades, rendered in the indigo-charcoal dossier style used across the Alien Type Archive.
THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY
Aquafarians
“Aquafarians” functions less as a single documented species and more as an umbrella term — Jake Muller’s guide cross-references it from at least ten other entries (Dolphins, Europans, Hydra, Kappa, Merfolk, and more), suggesting a broad category of water-adapted beings rather than one specific profile. The clearest individual account tying a name to the term comes from SSP-veteran testimony describing an aquatic people from the Pleiades.
Name: Aquafarians
AKA: Aquatic Beings
Location – Home System: Not fixed to a single system. In Muller’s guide, “Aquafarians” functions as an umbrella term cross-referenced from numerous other water-associated entries (Aldebaran, Aruna, Dolphins, Europans, Hydra, Kappa, Killimat-Arr, Merfolk, “Shark-Like” Beings, “Trout” People); separately, SSP-veteran testimony describes an “Aquafarian-type” people specifically from the Pleiades system
Distance from Earth: Undocumented as a single figure, given the term’s broad, cross-referenced usage
Attitude: Undocumented in general terms
Motives: Undocumented
Physical Appearance: Undocumented as a single description, given the range of specific “water-dwelling” types the term is cross-referenced against
- Average Height: Undocumented
- Average Weight: Undocumented
- Body Temperature: Undocumented
- Pulse/Respiration: Undocumented
- Blood Pressure: Undocumented
- Life Expectancy: Undocumented
- Hair: Undocumented
- Skin: Undocumented
- Eyes: Undocumented
- Sex: Undocumented
Other Physical Information: Undocumented
Special Traits and Abilities: Undocumented beyond a general adaptation to aquatic environments, implied by the term itself and by its cross-referenced entries
Communication Type: Undocumented
Origin: Undocumented as a single origin. SSP-veteran testimony (Emery Smith) specifically describes an “Aquafarian-type” people originating from the Pleiades system, on a home planet said to be approximately 98% water
Life Form Type: Aquatic; described by the one specific named source (Emery Smith) as among “the first of these extraterrestrials that live in water”
Subspecies: Undocumented as a formal classification. Muller’s guide treats “Aquafarians” as a general term that a number of other named types (Dolphins, Europans, Hydra, Kappa, Killimat-Arr, Merfolk, “Shark-Like” Beings, “Trout” People) are individually cross-referenced against, rather than listing specific Aquafarian subspecies
Most Common Species: Undocumented
Level of Species: Undocumented
Habits: Undocumented beyond a general preference for aquatic environments, described by Emery Smith as being “where they feel comfortable”
Transportation Type: Undocumented
Witnesses Reports: SSP veteran Emery Smith, in an interview with David Wilcox on the Cosmic Disclosure series, describes an “Aquafarian-type” people from the Pleiades system
Special Features/Characteristics: Undocumented
Summary/Description: “Aquafarians,” per Jake Muller’s compiled guide, functions primarily as a general term for water-adapted beings, cross-referenced from at least ten other specific entries rather than describing one fixed species. The clearest individual account tying the name to a specific people comes from SSP veteran Emery Smith, who described an “Aquafarian-type” people originating in the Pleiades system, living on a home planet roughly 98% water, drawing a loose parallel to the Dogon people’s Nommo tradition and Robert Temple’s “Sirius Mystery.”
Source: Jake Muller, “A Guide to ETs/Star Nations and Beings” (cross-reference framework); Emery Smith, interviewed by David Wilcox, Cosmic Disclosure (Gaia)
Related Cases: Undocumented
DETAILED REPORT
Unlike most entries in this archive, “Aquafarians” does not describe a single documented type with its own consistent physical or historical profile. In Jake Muller’s compiled guide, it functions primarily as a cross-reference term — at least ten separate entries (covering Dolphins, Europans, Hydra, Kappa, Killimat-Arr, Merfolk, “Shark-Like” Beings, “Trout” People, and others) point back to “Aquafarians” as a related or overlapping category, suggesting the term is used broadly for water-adapted beings generally rather than one fixed species.
The clearest individual account using this specific name comes from SSP veteran Emery Smith, in an interview with David Wilcox for the Cosmic Disclosure series. Smith describes “Aquafarian-type” beings originating from the Pleiades system, living on a home planet he estimates as roughly 98% water, and states they are among the first extraterrestrial types documented to live in water. In the same interview, Wilcox draws a parallel to Robert Temple’s book The Sirius Mystery, which examines the Dogon people’s traditions concerning the Nommo, an amphibious being associated with Sirius — though Smith’s own account ties the Aquafarian type to the Pleiades rather than Sirius specifically, and the two traditions are not presented as describing the same beings.
RESEARCHER’S NOTES
Aquafarians — A Category, Not (Yet) a Documented Species
- Umbrella Term: The number and range of entries cross-referenced against “Aquafarians” in Muller’s guide suggests it functions as a general classification for water-adapted beings, not a single species with its own dedicated, detailed profile.
- One Named Account: Emery Smith’s Cosmic Disclosure testimony is the only source located that ties the specific name “Aquafarian” to a concrete origin (the Pleiades) and environment (a roughly 98%-water planet).
- Don’t Conflate With Nommo: The Dogon Nommo tradition, associated with Sirius, is a separate body of folklore raised in the same interview for comparison — not the same claim as Smith’s Pleiades-origin Aquafarians.
- Evidentiary Status: No physical description, named encounter, or dated case is documented for this type specifically. This entry should be treated as a placeholder category pending a more detailed primary source.
“Aquafarians” is best understood right now as a category heading rather than a documented species profile — useful for cross-referencing the site’s other water-adapted types, but thin on its own until a fuller primary source surfaces.
Emery Smith’s description of the Aquafarian homeworld:
“their planet is 98% water.”
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