New Research Finally Answers the Elusive Question: Why Are Martians Green?

They're born that way.

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The same is true for the red Martians, black Martians, and a couple of other colors I don't recall. They hatch out of the egg already in color.

By Jim Thomerson (not verified) on 15 Feb 2008 #permalink