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Carians

Bird people who serve in the Galactic Federation

Ismael Perez lists the Carians, whom he calls bird people, among the non-humanoid members of the Galactic Federation, alongside cetaceans, felines, Raptors, Mantis beings and reformed Grays. He offers no further detail about them in these livestreams.

Also called: bird people, Carian bird people.

Star
Unknown
Alignment
Mostly benevolent: Mostly service-to-others, with some exceptions

What they look like

Avian beings; he gives no further description.

What each source says

Ismael Perez named the Carians, or bird people, as members of the Galactic Federation, which he said is about 60 percent humanoid.

Ismael Perez · Ismael Perez livestream, 2023-12-17

Perez says the bird people known as the Carians are among the benevolent non-humanoid species, and that bird people fought alongside felines and galactic humanoids in the Galactic Federation during the Orion Wars.

Ismael Perez · Ismael Perez livestream, 2024-06-17

In a 2026-10-17 livestream Ismael Perez said that, according to galactic and cosmic history, the bird people established all the gateways and portals across our universe when it was young, including the ancient underwater stargates of Earth's oceans.

Ismael Perez · Ismael Perez livestream, 2026-10-17

In a livestream on 2026-09-29, Ismael Perez said the Carians belong to the higher Guardian Alliance with the Orma, Blue Avians and Ra collective, working from the ninth or tenth dimension and above, above the Galactic Alliance. Earlier material had listed them only as non-humanoid Federation members.

Ismael Perez · Ismael Perez livestream, 2026-09-29

In galactic history

When the universe was new · Bird people build the universe's gateways: In a 2026-10-17 livestream Ismael Perez said the bird people established all the gateways and portals across the universe when it was young, including the stargates now found beneath Earth's oceans.

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