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    These examples from nature demonstrate fractals, symmetries, and spirals. Fractals have parts that statistically resemble the whole, like water drops and ferns. Symmetries found in nature have beautiful proportions and balance, such as dahlias and butterflies. Spirals in nature form self-similar curves, seen in hurricanes, snail shells, and fingerprints.

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    These examples from nature demonstrate fractals, symmetries, and spirals. Fractals have parts that statistically resemble the whole, like water drops and ferns. Symmetries found in nature have beautiful proportions and balance, such as dahlias and butterflies. Spirals in nature form self-similar curves, seen in hurricanes, snail shells, and fingerprints.

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    Fractals: Succulent Water Drops

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    These examples from nature demonstrate fractals, symmetries, and spirals. Fractals have parts that statistically resemble the whole, like water drops and ferns. Symmetries found in nature have beautiful proportions and balance, such as dahlias and butterflies. Spirals in nature form self-similar curves, seen in hurricanes, snail shells, and fingerprints.

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    FRACTALS

    These are examples of fractals found in nature because each of their part has the same statistical
    character as the whole.

    Water drops
    Succulent

    Lightning bolt

    Angelica Flowerhead

    Fern
    Abordo, Maria Paula Lyn L.

    BSBA-FM1821

    SYMMETRY
    These are examples of symmetries found in nature because it has a beautiful proportion and it is
    balance at any sides.

    Dahlia

    Butterfly

    Crassula

    Aloe Face of tiger


    SPIRAL
    These are examples of spiral in nature because it has a self-similar spiral curve that
    mostly found in our nature

    Hurricane Snail shell

    Antelope Vine Tendril


    Fingerprint

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