Ownership and Funding Information

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Curiomsos.com is a website owned by Petri Pixel, a privately owned company incorporated in Crikvenica, Croatia. Petri Pixel is also the owner of the Facebook Page “Curiosmos”, the Twitter account “Curiosmos”, the Instagram account “Curiosmos”, and the YouTube Channel “Curiosmos”.

Curiosos.com has partnerships with a number of advertising providers for display ads throughout our website.

As a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, Curiosmos.com may earn from qualifying purchases. Curiosmos.com may also earn commissions on purchases from other retail websites.

We comply fully with the company laws of the Republic of Croatia and the European Union, and full accounting procedures are in place. We also comply with the laws on data privacy according to the European Union.

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Written by Ivan Petricevic

Ivan Petricevic is an investigative journalist and researcher with over a decade of experience covering ancient history, UAP phenomena, and space exploration. A frequent guest expert on Discovery Channel's 'What On Earth', History Channel's 'Ancient Aliens', and Gaia's 'Ancient Civilizations', Ivan specializes in bridging the gap between archaeological discovery and scientific anomaly. He is the founder of Curiosmos and a contributor to major European press outlets, focusing on primary-source reporting and field investigations.

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