'The jellyfish' mysterious in the field in England

People in Oxfordshire, southeastern England, are fluttering about a strange shape that suddenly appears on a barley field in Kingstone Coombes.

Picture of a giant jellyfish in the field.

The shape left on the barley field looks like a giant jellyfish. It appeared last weekend and experts believe this is one of the most mysterious crop circle circles ever discovered in the UK.

Karen Alexander, who specializes in field circles, said: "We used to see birds or butterflies before, but this is the first circle of jellyfish in the world."

"The circle is very big, three times more than the circle on the plain and very beautiful field. Everyone was amazed by its size. The circle is like a sea demon . We are operating. saw the meaning of this shape ".

The circles in the fields are still a mystery to scientists and no one has yet to explain their origins.

Experts believe that circles are traces that UFOs leave during Earth visits at night. There is also a theory that the circle is caused by natural phenomena, like other types of lightning that attack the earth.

Some say the circles are the work of artists, with the help of numerous volunteers. However, some people believe that summer nights are too short, so it is impossible to complete such complicated forms secretly in one night.

Last year, the Pi number circle, described as the most complex circle ever appeared in Britain, was discovered on a barley field in Wiltshire.

Skeptics say someone in Oxfordshire has created a jellyfish shape to compete with Wiltshire to attract tourists. The circles often appear in Wiltshire during the April to September collection, which helps to earn millions of dollars for the tourism industry in the west of the country.