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Finally NASA finds life signs on Mars

byCustoms Today Report
20/10/2014
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Washington: The astronomer Joe White has noticed a fossilised crocodile-like creature on Mars in footage taken with Mars Curiosity Rover.

The current development has reaffirmed the belief that there was once life on the red planet. The skeleton looked quite similar to a snout of a crocodile.

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Some journalist believed that the object’s contours were similar to that of crocodile on earth, and since it was stiff, it was either fossilised or frozen.

It is important to mention here that NASA hasn’t released any official statement about the martian.

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