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Fractals in Nature What it is: Fractals are self-replicating, irregular patterns that repeat at different scales. They appear in many natural forms, and their structures are governed by mathematical rules, yet they may seem chaotic at first glance. Where to find them: Trees and Branches: The branching of trees, with smaller branches following similar patterns to the main trunk, is a fractal pattern. The way leaves arrange themselves on a stem or the structure of pinecones also demonstrates fractal geometry. Coastlines and Mountains: The jagged edges of coastlines or mountain ranges also follow fractal patterns, where the same jagged structure appears at various levels of magnification. Clouds: The shapes and formations of clouds often reflect fractal geometry, where smaller cloud formations mimic the larger ones. , detailed with particular attention to an Aesthetic appeal