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but like trees trap soil on an exposed hillside, eelgrass plants trap
the mud," Holmer and Borum explained. "And therefore there will be a
high concentration of sulfide-rich mud among the eelgrass plants."Though
it might resemble a type of seaweed, eelgrass is actually a flowering
plant. And when it grows, it expands outward in all directions, creating
circle-shaped colonies. While healthy adult eelgrass plants seem to be able
to withstand the sulfide in their environment, the old plants at the
heart of the colonies drop dead, the researchers said."The result is an
exceptional circular shape, where only the rim of the circle survives like
fairy rings in a lawn," Holmer and Borum added.Fairy rings in a
lawn are typically blamed on the outward growth of fungi, but other
fairy circles on land have long puzzled scientists. A famous example can
be found in the desert grasslands of Namibia in southern Africa, where
researchers have offered up a wide range of explanations for the vast
field of circular patches, from ants and termites to gas seeps and
resource competition.The explanation for the eelgrass fair rings is detailed
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This undated photo released by Utah State Parks shows rock formations at
Goblin Valley State Park.AP/Utah State ParksProsecutors filed charges Friday
against two former Boy Scout leaders accused of toppling one of the
ancient rock formations at Utah's Goblin Valley State Park.Glenn Taylor
is charged with criminal mischief and David Hall with aiding criminal mischief,
another felony, Utah State Parks & Recreation said.Emery County Attorney
David Blackwell said he filed the charges Friday but is trying to
negotiate a plea deal.The pair was ordered to appear in state court
March 18.A video shot by Hall in October and posted on YouTube
shows Taylor dislodging a mushroom-shaped sandstone pillar.They claimed
it might have been ready to fall and kill a visitor. Both
were later stripped of their Boy Scout positions.Park officials have said
the rock formation had been standing for much of human history, if
not longer."We are taking it seriously," Blackwell said. "It's been an interesting
case, mostly because of the attention it's garnered."Blackwell said any
defense asserting the goblin-shaped rock was ready to tip over "would need
to have a lot of expert testimony, and it would probably go
both ways."The round-shaped rock, which was pushed off a natural pedestal,
weighed thousands of pounds, he said.Taylor's lawyer, Scott Card, didn't
immediately return a phone message Friday from The Associated Press Friday.Blackwell
said Hall doesn't have a l
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">This undated photo released by Utah State Parks shows rock formations at
Goblin Valley State Park.AP/Utah State ParksProsecutors filed charges Friday
against two former Boy Scout leaders accused of toppling one of the
ancient rock formations at Utah's Goblin Valley State Park.Glenn Taylor
is charged with criminal mischief and David Hall with aiding criminal mischief,
another felony, Utah State Parks & Recreation said.Emery County Attorney
David Blackwell said he filed the charges Friday but is trying to
negotiate a plea deal.The pair was ordered to appear in state court
March 18.A video shot by Hall in October and posted on YouTube
shows Taylor dislodging a mushroom-shaped sandstone pillar.They claimed
it might have been ready to fall and kill a visitor. Both
were later stripped of their Boy Scout positions.Park officials have said
the rock formation had been standing for much of human history, if
not longer."We are taking it seriously," Blackwell said. "It's been an interesting
case, mostly because of the attention it's garnered."Blackwell said any
defense asserting the goblin-shaped rock was ready to tip over "would need
to have a lot of expert testimony, and it would probably go
both ways."The round-shaped rock, which was pushed off a natural pedestal,
weighed thousands of pounds, he said.Taylor's lawyer, Scott Card, didn't
immediately return a phone message Friday from The Associated Press Friday.Blackwell
said Hall doesn't have a l
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