The Fibonacci sequence, a series of numbers where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones, is a fascinating pattern found in nature. This sequence is not only intriguing in mathematics but also in the natural world.

Fibonacci in Nature

  • Flora 🌿: Many plants, like the pinecones and artichokes, follow the Fibonacci sequence. For instance, the arrangement of leaves on a pine tree often follows the Fibonacci pattern.

  • Fauna 🦋: In the animal kingdom, the Fibonacci sequence can be observed in the spirals of nautilus shells and the patterns of seashells.

Fibonacci in Nature Photos

Here are a few examples of Fibonacci patterns in nature:

  • Pinecone:

    Pinecone

  • Artichoke:

    Artichoke

  • Nautilus Shell:

    Nautilus_Shell

For more information on Fibonacci and its applications in nature, check out our Nature Series.