One Remaining Question Regarding the MUTOs

i guess they looked like ancient creatures before until the human race finds them and experiments im gonna have a topic about this a looong topic

@Something real - Whoa, thats a very interesting answer you've given. This opens up wider and intriguing possibilities on the MUTO's origins. Perhaps we could then link the events leading to the extinction of the dinosaurs that were caused by the impact of an asteroid on Earth. And with that asteroid carries with it the MUTOs perhaps?

@Gamespider22 - I've thought about this idea too, but my theory was based on deep-sea ancient organisms which were mutated by human experimentation and went out of control. :P

The Mutos are not at all small and weak. The winged Muto even appears to be around Godzilla's size

I made a theory on a thread earlier on and here it is again

I have a new theory...might sound dumb though. What if the the meteor that destroyed the dinosaurs way back then gave off radiation that created Godzilla but ALSO on that meteor there was an insect like creature, MUTO, or maybe alien DNA that fused with the bugs on the planet after the meteor strike and created the MUTOS. Due to that there must've been an abundance of Godzilla's and MUTOS.

Not to kill your theories, but:

1. We only know less than 1% of all organisms that ever existed on this planet. So you really can't say that the MUTO's don't fit, because we quite frankly have no comprehension of what existed.

2. Bioluminescence is seen in the most primitive of marine organisms. it was a pretty vital ability for early marine organisms and still is for today's organisms.  The MUTOs do look very alien, but most marine life does in fact look other-worldly. We know more about space than we do our oceans. I think Gareth will utilize this fact to the fullest. 

Yeah i'm kind of in the smae boat as you are. They do look much more alien than even some of the things from earth's past (particularly the Cambrian. I have yet to see life look more alien than that, and yet they still look much more at home than the Muto). A while back, i postulated that perhaps the Mutos were Godzill's ancient enemies, but not in the incarnation we see them. I speculated that the giant skeleton in the trailer was the remains of Godzilla's ancient enemy. The scientists somehow slavaged dna from it and used that to engineer the Mutos. I also thought that tied in well to Watanabe's line about the arrogance of man. But when more information came to light, that hypothesis was swiftly cut down.

I do like Something Real's idea though.

Well Gigan was an alien so we can't rule out that the MUTOs aren't from space until further evidence is presented so I'm going to go with that.