Has a fossilized, reptilian spine been spotted on Mars by the Curiosity rover?
Peeking out from the rocky, desert soil is a distinctive and familiar looking shape. It resembles the fossilized remains of a lizard-like sea creature with an elongated, twisting spine, much like those of reptilian “dinosaurs” found all over archaeological digs explored on Earth for the last several centuries. Right down to the tail.
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