A mysterious landscape phenomenon known as fairy circles has been found in the Australian outback. The fairy circles are characterised by a hexagonal organisation of soil gaps between grass vegetation ...

It's made of bread, butter, and sprinkles, and Australians told Insider it's full of nostalgia. I made fairy bread, and even though I didn't grow up in Australia, it reminded me of my childhood. As I ...

Uniformly spaced gaps called “fairy circles” often appear in the grasslands of Namibia. The unprecedented discovery of these enigmatic patches in the Australian outback now reaffirms an ongoing theory ...

The researchers were alerted to the natural phenomenon in Australia by the photo taken by an Australian colleague, who sent them an aerial shot of the region surrounding the town of Newman. The photo ...

We've all heard of crop circles, but 'fairy circles' are lesser known and, usually, less interesting to look at. These circular patches have a shape roughly — and consistently — like that of a ...

In the desert of northwest Australia, about 10 miles east of the small mining town of Newman, lies a natural wonder. If you fly overhead, you’ll see vast carpets of green spinifex grass, pockmarked by ...

The circular, barren patches of land, forming a highly regular pattern over the dry grassland of Namibia, were thought to be the only ones of their kind anywhere in the world. But a new study shows ...

Fairy circles appearing in the Australian outback are causing controversy and discussion around the world, as scientists and laypersons alike ponder their mysterious origin. The phenomenon has been ...

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If you liked this story, share it with other people. Fairy possums are dependent on montane ash forests in Victoria’s central highlands. But these forests are threatened by fire and logging. A severe ...

Deep in the Australian outback, circular, grass-ringed patches of earth stretch for several hundred square kilometres across the red, ancient soil. This is the first time these “fairy circles” have ...