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This groundbreaking research by Fiona Walsh and a team of Aboriginal and Western scientists uncovers the true origin of Australia's 'fairy circles', linking them to harvester termites through the rich tapestry of Indigenous knowledge. Discover how these ancient practices intertwine with ecological understandings.
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