10 Stunning Illustrations Of Symmetry In Nature
Peacocks
The wildly colorful design of feathers on peacocks is an example of bilateral symmetry, where such animals can be split into two identical halves. Yet the peacock takes it up a notch with its dramatic design as a way to attract mates (i.e. males attracting females), according to Charles Darwin’s theory of sexual selection.
The wildly colorful design of feathers on peacocks is an example of bilateral symmetry, where such animals can be split into two identical halves. Yet the peacock takes it up a notch with its dramatic design as a way to attract mates (i.e. males attracting females), according to Charles Darwin’s theory of sexual selection.
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05 March 2022
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