Interesting image from Mars

This is an image from the Perseverance rover on Mars:
mars.nasa.gov/mars2020-raw-images/pub/ods/surface/sol/00015/ids/fdr/browse/zcam/ZRF_0015_0668273255_139FDR_N0030110ZCAM08000_1000LUJ01.png

What do you think happened?

- These grooves were caused by the wind on Mars.
- They are wheel tracks from the Perseverance rover.
- They are wheel tracks but not from Perseverance.
- A Martian tried to escape when the rover approached him.
- A Martian tried to escape when the rover approached him but unsuccessfully.
- These are tracks unintentionally left by the Hollywood film crew.
- The grooves were made by Perseverance's robot arm during a scientific examination.

A Martian tried to escape when the rover approached him but unsuccessfully.

@Katzenschinken DO you know? Mars has the deepest volcano in our solar system

These are tracks unintentionally left by the Hollywood film crew.

And highest.

I forgot it's name, though.

@Ethansen_2020 I only know about the highest volcano: Olympus Mons.

Oh yeah.

OH YA @Katzenschinken