User avatar #11 - shadowstepone (04/26/2013) [-] actually, many
species of trees have been proven to grow in fractal patterns.
especially leaves, which are more obvious. User avatar #23 to
#11 - toncheky (04/26/2013) [-] This reminded me of the
Fibonacci sequence so I had to mention it with no reason. #13 to
#11 - ichbinlecher (04/26/2013) [-] What's more is that some
species, if left unhindered, seem to grow new trees that can be
roughly predicted by fractal patterns. User avatar #14 to #13 -
shadowstepone (04/26/2013) [-] i didn't know that. that's cool.
#15 to #14 - ichbinlecher (04/26/2013) [-] Me and my calc
teacher talked a lot in my free periods. One time we were
talking about fractals and it came up. One of those things that
just blew my mind. User avatar #16 to #15 - shadowstepone
(04/26/2013) [-] did you know that most crustaceans grow their
shells in fractal patterns?  Friends (0)