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“Horse” Face on Mars
Saturday, May 14, 2011 0:28
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Matteo Ianneo's 5th discovery on Mars, this time it is the image of a horse. You can check this out for yourself. Here are the coordinates:: 29° 4’29.31″N – 60° 8’56.87″W.
I don’t see the horse even with the aid of the arrows. What is the paw? It looks likes something other than a horse.
Idiot!
It just looks like an interesting geological formation.
On Mars, horses have two paws so they can scratch the red sand out of their butts.
Barracuda, I love SOME of the stories that you bring to light on this site. But just because someone dumps a story on your lap, doesn’t mean you have to publish it! No matter how long you look at these pictures, they bare very little resemblance to a horse. It may as well be a “Wheres Wally?” puzzle.