The so-called dust devil (Dust Devil) came into view of one of the cameras onboard the rover. It can be seen how the vortex moves near the Martian surface in the area of ​​the Ezero crater.

The Dust Devil walked past the rover, as seen in the released video (see below). Unfortunately, NASA did not specify the size of the vortex and the speed of its movement.

It should be noted that the dust devil on Mars was first photographed back in the 1970s during the Viking program implemented by NASA. The size of such vortices can be large enough to harm automated stations. But this time, everything worked out, and Perseverance did not suffer in any way.