Patterns in Nature
Humans have always been fascinated with Nature. They have seen nature as a beautiful world, filled with wonderful and enchanting patterns. I have seen a few of those patterns that have captivated humans into their luring and tugging grip. The first pattern is probably what everyone knows as a child; peacock wings. Peacock wings are beautiful and seem to dance and fly. The “eyes” on the wings seem to confuse me yet they are so colorful and charming. They seem to stare and shine like the sun.
Zebras have roamed the plains for as long as they have existed. To survive, they have used any adaptations such as their stripes. Their stripes seem to confuse their main predator when they gather into groups. They seem to ripple like waves but the only thing is that the colors are black and white. Both colors seem to stand up at once.
A Guinea Fowl Feather is extremely fascinating. It seems to be furry and hairy on the outside but on the inside, there are dotted white spots on the feather.
The Spider web is a pattern in nature that has always intrigued me. It is the most intricate pattern I have ever seen. Although I have fear them so much, I must admit that they are beautiful and elegant. It looks so fragile with long strands of tiny bits connecting each other. The spider webs look like small bridges that suspend in the air.
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