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When I played in a sandbox as a kid, I'd sometimes play this weird little game that I just remembered. . .
Fascinated by Godzilla movies, I'd bury my hand under a mound of sand and pretend that careless miners had awoken some long-forgotten beast. I'd shift my fingers barely at all as it stirred, and little ripples of sand which looked a lot like the pictures in this article would tumble away. To begin with, the miners would attribute these small signs to harmless natural events.
I think the fact that this story is being carried by a paper in the U.K., however, indicates that some people are watching with more than just passing interest.