Sand Spirals Made By ??
I've always wanted to know what makes these cool spirals in the beach sand. Can anybody clue a prairie girl in?
5 Responses
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On 1 July 2008 Frederic Frognier gave props:
This is so cool!
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On 1 July 2008 Jonathan Davis gave props:
Love the tones, lines, and interesting textures! I've seen these sand structures before and wondered the same thing.
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On 2 July 2008 elfriede fulda gave props:
This is so amazing Leanna
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On 8 July 2008 JoAnn Jurgens gave props:
these beach ones are amazing!!! love love love them!
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On 10 July 2008 Dennis Blauer said:
i'm gonna guess that some kind of a worm, like a tubeworm maybe, creates these features. i find them fossilized in crushed limestone in Florida all the time. have you ever broken them open? if they're hollow, that would bolster my theory. if they're solid, i would say they're akin to the little slime trails snails leave on concrete, except with a much larger snail.
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