Everywhere we look we see repeating patterns. Sometimes these patterns are coincidental and superficial. At other times they reveal a deep underlying principle or symmetry of some sort. This blog is a visual inquiry into the frivolous and the wondrous patterns in science.
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What am I looking at?
One is a Kuwaiti Sheep the other is a fossilized Ammonite shell.
What is interesting about it?
Ammonites, believe it or not, are extinct cousins of squids and octopuses. The structural similarities between the sheep’s horn and the shell are another example of nature’s repeating patterns.
