Weird Claw/Scratch Marks On The Martian Surface

It’s not only the “dragon scales” that are unusual but also the claw markings on the surface photographed By NASA rovers in 2017. According to scientists, this mountain’s slope is thought to have caused the dry ice to slide down. Scratches were discovered in the massive fault system known as “Tantalus Fossae” on Mars.

This location is named after Tantalus, named after the son of Zeus and Pluto. As per Greek tradition, he betrayed the gods and was condemned by Hades to stand in the sea under a fruit tree. The scars are enormous, ranging in depth from 1,148 feet to about six miles in width.