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http://www.nbcnews.com/science/aliens-didnt-do-it-mysterious-underwater-fairy-rings-explained-2D12035138 wrote:
Aliens didn't do it! Mysterious underwater 'fairy rings' explained
Megan Gannon, NBC LiveScience, Jan. 30, 2014

[b][color=#0000FF][size=150]Eelgrass circles grow in the shallow water off the chalky cliffs of Denmark's island of Mon.[/size][/color][/b]

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<<They're not the work of World War II bombs or aliens or fairies. Instead, mysterious underwater rings spotted off the coast of Denmark are the result of poison, biologists say.

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Another environment where natural plant circles occur is in deserts. The above article mentioned some in Namibia, but examples can also be found in the American Southwest, from here in Texas west to California and in Northern Mexico. Very old creosote bush clonal colonies often take on round shapes. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creosote_bush

So, si, Senor nuefer, no aliens did this. It was the clones!