Well if you want to check through the images you'll see I'm right, go to martianspiders.com. You think I catalogued all these photos and didn't even work out if they were ravines or not?
There are two main areas of spiders. Some small areas do have branches that are ravines. These may be some of the areas Piceaux looked at. Other areas have all the branches above ground and virtually never have ravines. There are different kinds. Some areas change over the season, with above ground branches reverting to ravines in late autumn.
Rather than me trying to convince you just look at the photos on the MSSS page and see for yourself. Most of the earlier photos at martianspiders, the image number is hyperlinked to the MSSS page.
You should read our paper which you can download at martianspiders.
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