reply to post by super70
It may have been already said but...
Given that the shadow of the object IS larger than other boulders on the surface, Id assume the object is quite tall.
Given that most footage of the martian surface (or any celestial body for that matter) is taken from very high up, I would have to assume that this
object is pretty damn tall, by comparison to other boulders/objects.
But given the 'footprints' are so close together and tight, I would have to rule out them as being footprints, simply because it would mean this
creature has the shortest legs in the universe or stops to smell the boulders quite a bit, enjoying the martian day.
Look at some dinosaur track fossils. Longer than 1 human can even jump, some of the larger beasties.. In a casual walk too not a sprint.
To me, these resemble impact marks from meteorites that have fractured before impact and skittle along the surface; look at the 'prints' in the
ground heading about 8 o'clock from where the zig zagged 'prints' are. They are single file.
But who knows, as long as we keep picking at the footage, I do believe theres something yet we'll discover up there!