[Vic S]

Titan has interested me for the past 10 years or so.

Titan has seas of Methane and Ethane (I guess now restricted to the poles). Methane is CH4 and created on Earth in the mantle. Natural Gas is 95.2% methane and 2% ethane. So, Natural Gas (a fossil fuel) is found on Titan? But there, they call it a hyrdrocarbon.

[Buttons12]

That’s got to stink.
Too bad, the headline sounded like a travel agent pitch.

[NorthMountain]

But there, they call it a hyrdrocarbon.

Hydrocarbons are called hydrocarbons no matter where they're found ...

[goldstategop]

Titan is the only world other than Earth to have standing bodies of liquid.

Yup, seas of natural gas at the polar regions.

And of course seasonal rainstorms of natural gas.

[thulldud]

So, Natural Gas (a fossil fuel) is found on Titan?

Technically, it's "fossil" because you have to dig it up.

Animal fossils are called that for the same reason: they are dug out of holes in the ground, as in the Latin fossa, "ditch".

Methane on Titan is on top of the ground, no need to dig. But the shipping charges for bringing it home are killer.

[IYAS9YAS]

So, Natural Gas (a fossil fuel) is found on Titan? But there, they call it a hyrdrocarbon.

Well, hmmm. Maybe the asteroid that wiped out our dinosaurs bounced off of Titan and wiped out its dinosaurs, too... ;-)