The Grey Alien Species, page 1

Description
Extra-terrestrial Species:	Greys
Aliases:	The Visitors	The Reticulians
Height:	3.5 - 6 feet
Weight:	65 - 90 pounds (estimated)
Eyes:	Large, oval-shaped, black
Hair:	None
Skin:	Grey	Rough-textured
Sex:	No visual reproductive organs Cloning suspected form of reproduction
Communication:	Telepathic
Location of Origin
Zeti Reticula Star System in the Reticulum Constellation
Distinguishing Characteristics
Slit for mouth
Nose and ears are indentation
Webbed hands with four fingers
Thin body
Large head in proportion to body

Description

Extra-terrestrial
Species:

Greys

Aliases:

The Visitors

The Reticulians

Height:

3.5 - 6 feet

Weight:

65 - 90 pounds (estimated)

Eyes:

Large, oval-shaped, black

Hair:

None

Skin:

Grey

Rough-textured

Sex:

No visual reproductive organs
Cloning suspected form of reproduction

Communication:

Telepathic

Location of Origin

Zeti Reticula Star System in the Reticulum Constellation

Distinguishing Characteristics

Slit for mouth

Nose and ears are indentation

Webbed hands with four fingers

Thin body

Large head in proportion to body

What does everyone think of the theory that the "Greys" are the evolution of a cetecean species, like dophins and whales here on Earth?

"The skin of a Grey is very similar to that of dolphins in texture, and in most cases, coloration. On Terra, cetaceans evolved legs and arms to function on land, but when they returned to the oceans, the arms and legs evolved into flippers and tails. X-ray analysis clearly show the residual appendages in modern day dolphins and whales as being comparable in skeletal structure to that of land-dwelling mammals in placement and types of bones. It is possible that the Greys evolved much like Terran dolphins did, but did not return to the oceans, but continued to develop as a land based mammal. Next is the skull shape: The Greys have a large rounded skull region area on the upperanterior and posterior sections of their skulls. An examination of the dolphin skull shows very similar large, rounded anterior and posterior areas. The eyes of Greys are described as large and black, with what appears to be a protective shielding covering the eye. Many Terran aquatic animals have developed protective outer eye shields for underwater use..."

From aliens.monstrous.com...

Also, there appears to be three types of "Greys", each of which claiming to be from different solar systems: There are the ones from the Zeta Reticuli 2 star system, the ones from the Orion star system, and the ones from the Bellatrix star system. Whether these are three different, simliar species or that two of them are colonies of the original star system, no one knows.

I do find it interesting, though, that no one has ever said what the "Greys" call themselves, or what names they've given the star systems they've told us they're from. For that matter, what do they call our star system? What do they call our species? The langauage aspect is a tantalizing missing piece of evidence that remains missing...