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Fern Fractal Patterns

Fern Fractal Patterns in Nature
by Owen Borville
September 26, 2021
Science, Biology

Fern plants contain leaf patterns on their branches that are described as fractals, as the many branching leaves are repeating patterns at smaller scales.

The leaves are shaped like small copies of the branches and this pattern continues at smaller scales.

This pattern is an element of Intelligent Design which gives strong evidence of an Intelligent Designer.

Fern plants are also living fossils, where their fossil representatives are claimed by mainstream scientists to be many millions of years old but closely resemble modern examples and therefore have not changed.
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