A Fairy Ring is a naturally occurring circle of mushrooms that often appears in grassy areas. These rings can vary in size and are typically formed by the growth of a single fungus, which spreads outward in a circular pattern. The outer edge of the ring is where the mushrooms are most visible, while the center may have less vegetation due to the fungus consuming nutrients from the soil. In folklore, Fairy Rings are often associated with magical creatures like fairies and are believed to be places where these beings dance or gather. Some cultures consider stepping into a fairy ring to be unlucky, while others view it as a portal to another world.