The Reptiles Should Have Skipped Their Mammograms

For years, reptilian infiltrators have quietly blended into human society. They have jobs. Families. Medical histories. They've perfected their disguises so thoroughly that no routine exam has ever exposed them.

Then one of them gets sent for a screening mammogram.

The technologist expects another ordinary day of positioning, compression, paperwork, and patients who would rather be anywhere else.

Instead, the first image appears on the monitor.

And there are bones where bones absolutely should ...