Looks like they found a 2nd Sphinx!

Alleged evidence of a second sphinx discovery near the Giza pyramid complex

This is a 4-panel vertical collage post presenting unconfirmed claims of a second Great Sphinx being discovered near the Giza pyramid complex in Egypt. The first panel displays an aerial photograph of a large elongated rocky landform in the Egyptian desert near Giza, highlighted with a red outline, with a caption stating the formation is 270 feet long and 15 to 20 feet tall. The second panel is a map of the Giza plateau, marking the location of the existing Great Sphinx and the position of the purported second sphinx, labeled with German text questioning if the formation is a second Giza sphinx. The third panel shows a presentation slide comparing a heat/radar scan of the newly identified landform side-by-side with a photo of the Great Sphinx, with red lines pointing to matching structural contours on both objects. The fourth panel shows another academic-style presentation slide with volumetric scan analysis of the purported second sphinx, with Italian text referencing facial analysis of the sphinx and integrated volumetric fusion research for the supposed twin sphinx, claiming 99.1% geometric match confidence.

This content was distributed via RSS from the social entertainment platform 9Gag, using the original post title "Looks like they found a 2nd Sphinx!". It compiles uncorroborated materials from fringe archaeology circles and viral internet rumors about a rumored second buried sphinx near the Giza pyramids, a popular conspiracy theory topic that circulates periodically on social media platforms. The post aggregates disparate images, maps, and presentation slides to sensationalize the unproven claim of a new sphinx discovery for viral engagement.