A viral tweet claimed, 'Scientists at Exeter University have reconstructed this 3D model of how Moses might have looked.' It is clearly a digitally rendered image of Hulk Hogan.
recirculated claiming that scientists had made a rendering of what they believed Moses looked like was one such example.
This is not a model of what Moses would have looked like. It is clearly a digitally rendered image of famed wrestler Hulk Hogan.of this 3D model of Hogan posted on the website ArtStation around four years earlier, which depicted the wrestler's face and body at different angles. The artist, Yaroslav Bugaev, stated in the caption,"I want to share with you my latest work, which I did on the lessons of Hossein Diba. It was decided to make a model of the legendary wrestler Hulk Hogan.
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