SPOILER ALERT. Please, tell me....

That may be one of the deleted scenes 'Our First Alien' where Milburn picks up a worm from the dirt in the temple tunnels and inspects it. This late becomes the 'Hammerpede' when exposed to the black fluid.

It is that very scene; not the same worm though, it's bigger and shaped differently

Wonder what happened to it. . .

To all All these deleted scenes on the 3d blu ray - are there actually anyone who's seen all of them ? (as everybody is struggling to get their discs to load ) . Why is it that no one is able to confirm if "our first alien " is indeed the scene where events described in the OP is happening ?? Anybody ?

I already did confirm that is the scene. Had no problems with my blu-ray....

Are people really having trouble getting the blu-rays to load? Mine takes a long, long time, but it works. (I like that there's not a bunch of ads when it comes up, though). The 3D blu-ray is awesome. Love the making of docmentary (it's very detailed), and the Weyland files are excellent (pretty sure they're extended compared to what was released online).

Don't touch it! Oh you mean you actually saw it yourself. Not just that you know it is . Thanks I am not in A situation to to get to those deleted/cut scenes at least for another year or so . So if I might ask you then because there is something that has been bugging me for some time. So if you want to: could you possibly confirm if there is any delescen/ cut scene where Shaw drinks alcohol from a glass and is there any scene where milburn and fifield discovers a cocoon ? I would be very greatful if you answers these 2 questions for me if you want to . Thanks

Thank you, ZetaReticuli, and to everyone for your most helpful response. Enjoy your Weekend. : )

oduodo Yep, actually saw it, it's on the blu-ray I promise :) They find it wriggling in some water and put in a container and Milburn ia congratulated for his first 'find'

When I say on the blu-ray I mean the 3 disk collectors edition...

Yep, blu-ray's working fine, and this scene's supposed to show how enthusiastic Milburn is about finding a life form to study and why he seems a bit to eager to pet the hammerpede later in the movie.

Makes sense now, about Milburn's behavior.