Kangaroo On Mars?

  Kangaroo on Mars Posted by Mike Seguin · October 2017 MISSION LOG: TERRESTRIAL FAUNA ROVER: **Curio...

 

Kangaroo on Mars

Posted by Mike Seguin · October 2017

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MISSION LOG: TERRESTRIAL FAUNA

ROVER: **Curiosity** (MSL) · SOL: **1387**

ANOMALY: **Kangaroo-Shaped Bipedal Creature**

INSTRUMENT: **Right Mastcam** (M-100)

The Red Planet continues to reveal startling evidence suggesting life beyond the humanoid. In this particular image captured by the Curiosity Rover, we observe an object that looks remarkably like a **kangaroo**—a familiar terrestrial animal—and appears to be **staring directly into the rover's camera**. This anomaly raises major questions about convergent evolution across galaxies, or perhaps even past biological connections. If this is not a geological quirk, it suggests Mars is not a sterile desert but rather home to complex, adaptive life.

Click play to explore the anomaly in motion.

ENHANCED VISUAL EVIDENCE

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ORIGINAL RAW IMAGE LINK

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View the original image on Midnight Planets (Sol 1387)

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About Mike Seguin

Mike Seguin is the founder of Mars Alive, dedicated to analyzing raw data and images from NASA rovers to expose overlooked anomalies, artifacts, and potential evidence of past or present life on the Martian surface. Join the mission to uncover the truth!

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CREDIT: NASA / JPL-Caltech / Malin Space Science Systems / MARS ALIVE

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