Images Dated 19th February 2004
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Featured 19 Feb 2004 Print
Red-crowned Crane - displaying, jumping with wings outstretched
WAT-8315
Red-crowned Crane - displaying, jumping with wings outstretched
Hokkaido, Japan
Grus japonensis
M. Watson
Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way
© M.Watson/ardea.com
Asia, Asian, Behaviour, Bird, Communication, Courtship, Crane, Cranes, Dancing, Display, Displaying, Displays, Endangered, Hokkaido, Ice, Japan, Jumping, Leaping, Rare, Re Production, Red Crowned, Single, Snow, Wild Life, Winter
Featured 19 Feb 2004 Print
Artwork of ancient Mars with water on its surface
Ancient Mars. Computer artwork of Mars at least 3 billion years ago, with its moon Phobos (at upper centre). The surface environment of ancient Mars may have allowed life forms to develop. Ancient Mars was warm, with seas covering much of its surface; it also had a thick atmosphere (blue). Water exists on modern Mars only as ice on the surface in polar regions, underground or as vapour or ice crystals in the atmosphere. The atmospheric pressure of modern Mars is only 0.6% that of Earth's, and the average surface temperature is -33 degrees Celsius. This means that it is very unlikely that life still exists on Mars. Phobos was probably an asteroid that Mars captured
© JULIAN BAUM/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
