Lt Col (*&33%2@
Commander of the Research vessel Fuel Hunter X878
Captains Log Day 45:
Assuming homo sapien form is somewhat more complicated than initially thought. Our natural smaller bodies are more efficient than humans.
Although homo sapiens appear to all look identical (much like colony lifeforms such as insects and fish) from a distance, we have found an amazing and unexplained diversity of appearance of individual members of this species, when viewed up close.
Development of human anatomy has been primitive. Their sexual organs are located in difficult to reach places, and their (ahem) excretory orifices perform double duty as pleasure centers. Some of the crew find this mildly erotic, especially fond of females with large breasts. Since most of the population of our galaxy reproduce by cloning, we no longer have a birth cycle, and everyone is slim with flat chests.
WTF? One of the crew remembered the pictures on a piece of space junk that we encountered on one of our early journeys beyond the outer solar system. It had no active electronic signals in or out. The dead hunk of metal pod had a plaque on the side of it. It looked like this:
The First Mate suggested that it was supposed to be some form of blueprint. Or primitive hieroglyphs?
We were all scratching our Gelads over it. We couldn't figure it out what it meant. In the end, we just vaporized the frelling thing, since it seemed to have no practical use.
Oops. The Wiki* says that the space probe was called Pioneer 10 and plaque came from Earth and was intended to explain things to aliens, like us, I guess. Well that's one puzzle solved.
Funny, though, the humans in the drawing don't wear uniforms or carry weapons as do most humans we have encountered.
*All knowledge about the planet is collected into an application called Wikipedia. I call it Wiki for short.