The US F-15 pilot shot down by Iran in April has a very strange supernatural story about his flight.Before safely ejecting, he claims he saw a cluster of Iranian drones moving in sync, maintaining a jellyfish-like shape.'Multiple drones interconnected and moving as one with smaller drones below the bigger drones like legs,' a source told CNN of the pilot's account. 'Real alien s***.'The pilot was extracted from a remote, mountainous region of Iran after a dramatic rescue operation. He hiked a reported 70 miles over 36 hours in Iranian territory before being rescued. It was an all-hands-on-deck operation that employed 155 aircraft - including 64 fighter jets, 48 refueling tankers, 13 rescue aircraft, and three helicopters. There is no consensus within the intelligence community on how the F-15 was shot down.Officials were unsure how to evaluate the pilot's report, as a concussion sustained in the crash may have affected his recollection.Shockingly, the April incident was the second time this pilot was shot down during the Iran war, CNN also reported. He was one of the pilots downed by Kuwaiti friendly fire at the beginning of March. A United States Air Force F-15 Strike Eagle fighter jet during a training exercise An Iranian Shahed drone Iranian state media shared footage of the planes left behind during the US rescue operation in March