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Those images are amazing and the technology that we have has to give one pause. It will be just a matter of time until we can see even more detail in each image. Soon we will beable to see the life on Mars, like in the images found here http://www.ootwo.com/hunting.asp and here http://www.ootwo.com/issa.asp. Apparently the life is there, we just have not been shown it.