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Milo Barham, Senior Lecturer, Earth and Planetary Sciences, Curtin University

SHOCKING: A giant bullseye on the nullarbor plain was created by ancient sea life - You Need To See This

Lipar et al., Author provided

Environments across the planet are changing dramatically in response to human population growth and climate change. Some scientists even say human activity has pushed Earth into a new geological epoch: the Anthropocene.

Amid this rapid transformation some special places, protected by fortuitous geography and geology, change so slowly they preserve evidence of Earth’s past over unfathomable timescales.

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