First Creature Discovered on Mars to Be Called the Golioposaur

It is the year 2812 AD; mankind has finally developed colonies on Mars after the first landing back in 2383. Apparently some experts were right about Mars being inhabited by extra-terrestrial beings. The first man to land on Mars was a Russian by the name of Dino Medvedenko who was a respected scientist not only by fellow Russians, but the entire world. Medvedenko was also the founder of a special alloy that prevented any sort of atmospheric radiation from piercing through. This alloy would enable astronauts to travel far distances in space without the risk of developing cancer. The alloy was infused with the most modern space suits from the United States. The suits can weigh up to fifteen pounds which was nothing compared to what space suits weighed in the 21^st century. Medvedenko volunteered himself for the first mission to Mars, but little did he know that his first space exploration would prove to be an even more shocking discovery. Medvedenko also became the first man to discovered life on Mars, but unfortunately the beings on Mars were not of superior intellect. These creatures resembled a mixture of reptilian creatures from our world. These creatures were indeed scaly, but their bodies were slightly translucent. An interesting theory was brought up by Medvedenko during his contact with the Martian. He realized that creatures that are farther from the Sun tend to have delicate skin. According to Russian scientist, the skies in Mars were actually grey with a pinkish hue. The Sun was much smaller, which was a breathtaking sight for Medvedenko who felt he was stepping on an Arizona Desert. The average temperature in Mars on a nice day is 20°F, but at night Mars becomes a freezing beast much like Medvedenko's mother Russia.

The creature he discovered on Mars had above average intelligence for a small animal since it displayed signs of interest towards him. It actually played with Medvedenko's hardware from the mini ship he came from. It was later discovered that the animal was able to stand perfectly on its hind legs. It was approximately three and half feet tall and weighed about 30 pounds. As Medvedenko studies the animal a little further, he realizes that it can turn different colors depending on the area it is in. Originally the creature had a tint of translucent yellowish green, but in the spaceship, it had become a grey creature. The temperature inside the ship may have triggered its ability to change color since it was much warmer than Mars. The name given to the creature was rather bizarre but fitting since it had reptilian characteristics similar to those from our planet. Upon Medvedenko's arrival back to Earth, scientists from across the globe agreed to call their new found friend Golioposaur.