MATH IN NATURE

M AT H E M AT I C S I N T H E M O D E R N W O R L D .
 10% of the people in
t h e w o r l d a re l e f t
handed.

10
 10% of the people in
the world live on
islands.

10
 H u m a n c h i l d re n n e e d
a ro u n d 1 0 h o u r s o f
sleep of night.

10
 a squid has
10 tentacles

10
cats have over 100
vocal chords
the Earth is struck by
lightning over 100
times every second
A sea mollusk called
Chitons is equipped with
up to 1,000 eyes.
A hummingbird's heart
beats at over a 1,000
times a minute

Crocodiles are responsible

for over a 1,000 deaths each
year by the Banks of the Nile
river
 A koala sleeps to
22 hours a day.

There are 22 letters in the

Hebrew alphabet.

22 is the atomic number of

Titanium.
 A cat has 32 muscles
in each ear.

32 is the number of teeth in a

full set of an adult human.

32 is the atomic number of the

chemical element germanium (Ge),
which is the number of protons found
in the nucleus of its atom.
 42 is the atomic number of
molybdenum, which is also
the 42nd most abundant
element,

42 Degrees is the angle of a rainbow.

A bear has 42 teeth.

80% of the World's forest Orcas is the largest dolphins
are already destroy. who can live about 80 years.

80% of the flowers found in

Australia rain forest are not
found anywhere in the world.
 Arachbid, 8 legged The heart of Blue whales beats
invertebrates. only 8 times every minute and
weighs up to 500 kg.
Dyras octopetala, 8 petal mountain-avens, white
dyras, and white dyrad. OCTOPETALA derives from
the Greek octo (eight) and petalon (petal),
referring to the eight petals of flower.
THANKS YOU FOR WATCHING
10 - 100 - 1,000
22 - 32 - 42
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BY:
Rheynalyn Ayes
Jellie P. Belchez
Sheena A. Barila
Joanna C. Castanares
Milishen B. Briz