Will we see more living things?

- [mews] - Whoa.

Who is this guy?

There's all kinds of life on Mars.

Let's approach him carefully.

♪ ♪ Hello.

And by "hello," I mean, "Greetings."

My name is Jet.

[slowly] Juh--ett.

Jet.

I am a visiting alien from another planet.

And this is my alien pet... [slowly] Sunspot.

- [mews] ♪ ♪ - Fist bump?

[needle thwacks] Ouch!

Huh.

Not a very friendly Mars person.

[clears throat] So, Mister Mars, do you like living here?

Do you speak this language?

- So, how's the Mars reporting going?

- Well, I do have news.

We saw some kind of tiny, wrinkled creature running by.

And we're trying to talk to this tall, green Mars giant with many arms.

- Ooh.

Interesting.

[winks chime] Any signs of water on the planet?

- Nope.

No sign of water.

Except for this water bottle.

Wow.

- Water, huh?

- And it seems that Martians sometimes forget to pick up their trash, just like on Earth.

- This makes no sense, especially on Mars.

It's dry and red, and there's no plants growing anywhere.

Well, except for those yellow flowers in the definitely un-red and very brown dirt.

Wait a minute.

[helmet pops] [deep breath] Breathable air, not freezing, a water bottle, tall, unfriendly plant.

This isn't Mars, it's Earth!

- Oh, ho-ho!

We're proud of you, Jet.

You kept asking questions and came to the right conclusion.

- Yeah, this Earth place where we landed tricked us.

It looks like Mars before you start exploring.

- Right!

Earth almost tricked us.

But we're Bortronians.

It's hard to get anything past us.

We notice everything!

[motor vehicle whooshes by] - You got that right, Jet.

Okay, let's try to go to the real Mars.