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    Nalasa,Nhezan John B.

    BS- CRIM 1B

    MATH IN NATURE

    The Fibonacci sequence can be observed in various natural phenomena,


    including the structure of spider webs. When you examine the radial pattern of a spider
    web, you can notice how the strands are arranged in a spiral, much like the Fibonacci
    spiral seen in many plants and shells. The spiral pattern of a spider web follows the
    Fibonacci sequence. As the spider builds its web, it adds new strands in a spiral pattern,
    each one slightly larger than the previous. This growth imitate the Fibonacci spiral,
    where each quarter turn is roughly equal to the sum of the previous two turns.

    Additionally, the Fibonacci sequence ensures that the web is both strong and
    stable. The arrangement of strands allows for even distribution of tension, preventing
    the web from collapsing under the weight of prey or environmental factors such as wind
    and rain. Spiders instinctively create webs using the least amount of material necessary
    to catch prey. It facilitates this efficiency by providing a natural blueprint for the web's
    structure. By following this sequence, spiders can maximize the coverage of their web
    while minimizing the resources required for construction.

    To sum up, the Fibonacci sequence allows the spider to create a compact yet
    wide or expansive web. By arranging strands in a spiral pattern, the spider can cover a
    large area while conserving space. This compactness is essential for spiders that need
    to build webs in confined spaces or dense vegetation. It also influences the structure of
    a spider web by dictating its spiral pattern, ensuring strength, stability, efficient use of
    material, and compactness. This sequence serves as a natural blueprint that allows
    spiders to construct intricate webs optimized for catching prey while conserving
    resources.

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