Mankind: An introduction for aliens (Earthlings 101, Episode 1) - Zogg from Betelgeuse [7:51]

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First episode of Earthlings 101, a crash course for alien visitors of earth.

Greetings, fellow aliens! This is the first episode of Earthlings 101. In this episode, you will learn who earthlings are, where they live and why they are so different from all other species in the galaxy.
The video also contains useful tips for interstellar tourists, alien scientists and space invaders.
Enjoy!

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