Greta Thunberg Branded A Time Traveller After Spotted In A 120-Year-Old Picture

Internet users have claimed Greta Thunberg is a time traveler sent back to save humanity, after stumbling on a picture of a girl who looks like her 121 years ago.

On Twitter, users were quick to share the photograph which displays three children fetching water from a well in the Yukon Territory in Canada (1898).

Standing firmly in the foreground of the photo is a young girl who appears very much alike to the 16-Year-Old Swedish Climate Change Activist.

Internet users claimed Greta Thunberg is a time traveler sent back to save humanity, after stumbling on a picture of a girl who looks like her 121 years ago

The image, discovered in the picture archives of the University of Washington has undoubtedly sparked retweets of users’ hilarious conspiracy theories.

A user hilarious joked that the Swedish teenager had been sent to save humanity. ‘So, Greta Thunberg is in a picture from 120years ago and it’s my new favorite conspiracy. Greta’s a time traveler from the future and she’s here to save us all.’ the user tweeted.

The photograph displays three children fetching water from a well in the Yukon Territory in Canada (1898)

Another added: ‘I am not one for the planned theories, but honestly, she’s 100% a time traveler.

‘Perhaps she is from the future who was sent back in time to key moments in history to fight for climate change.’ A third user commented while a fourth added: What it is, right is that, Greta is a time traveler and she has come to warn us about the future. It’s clearly the explanation.

With shreds of evidence that the photograph was on the University’s website, a user suggested that the photo might have been Photoshopped as the two faces are quite identical.

Pictured in La Vagabonde, Greta has become a symbol of a growing movement of young climate activists after leading weekly school strikes in Sweden

Nevertheless, Greta is a symbol of a growing movement of young climate change activists, having lead weekly school strikes in Sweden.  Just recently, she joined a renewable energy ride back to Europe, sailing through the Atlantic on a journey she hopes will get her down to Madrid for another Climate Change Conference.

She refused flying because of the carbon price of airplanes.