Seabed circles ‘Whodunnit?’ solved

Creation Ministries International ^ | 5-24-19 | David Catchpoole

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Seabed circles ‘Whodunnit?’ solved

by David Catchpoole

5-24-19

In 1995, divers off the coast of Japan discovered a circular structure about two metres (6 ft) in diameter carved in the seafloor sand. Consisting of multiple ridges symmetrically radiating out from a small patterned circle in the centre, more of these geometric seabed formations were soon discovered nearby. These ‘underwater crop circles’—as some dubbed them—mysteriously came and went, and “appeared to be the work of an underwater artist, carefully working with tools. … But who or what created them?”1

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‘Whodunnit’?

Yoji Okata / Minden Pictures

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Yoji Okata / Minden Pictures

A pufferfish collecting shells for its ‘seabed circle’.

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[Responsibility2nd]

In before the “It’s Aliens” meme.

[Red Badger]

God’s creation!................

[Innovative]

Nature is amazing.

[Steely Tom]

Wow. I count 29 outer ridges, and 27 inner ones.

[PLMerite]

“...undersea, unexplained mass sponge migration...” - Ray Stantz.

[Right Wing Assault]

I and my friends made that for a joke.

[tired&retired]

“Nature is amazing”

So maybe crop circles are created by industrious ants.

[T. Rustin Noone]

Who knew that the puffer fish invented the original jello mold?

[Oatka]

[katana]

A licensed Fugu chef will typically filet an unfortunate one into a remarkably similar Sashimi design. Coincidence? They bring the carved bits, before filet, to the table still twitching to prove "freshness" and it leaves a numbness to one's lips after eating. One time was enough for me.

[IronJack]

If this turns out to be a Fibonacci sequence, I’m going to stop eating fish.

[dhs12345]

What we males of the species do for the girls. But we love them don’t we. :)

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Yes!!

[Rebelbase]

All that work to attract a mate who ends up keeping the mound and the dog at the divorce.