The landscape of Mars is so much more diverse than you might think! Here you see tracks of dust devils in the Thyles Rupes region, near the south pole, formed when the surface warms up.
This picture was taken in the late summer. The dust devils move in a different direction as the the season progresses from spring to fall.
The University of Arizona has a massive gallery of Mars pictures taken by the HiRISE satellite:
https://www.uahirise.org/ESP_013751_1115

This picture was taken in the late summer. The dust devils move in a different direction as the the season progresses from spring to fall.
The University of Arizona has a massive gallery of Mars pictures taken by the HiRISE satellite:
https://www.uahirise.org/ESP_013751_1115
