The magic of science
Nature has its deep connection with mathematics. The idea of mathematics was developed from natural processes and incidents.
Mathematics is the study of quality, quantity, structure, space and change through numerical language. Everything that exists in nature and each of the natural processes are the main objects of observation in Mathematics. While studying maths as an academic subject, most of the students find it difficult to understand. But, we all are surrounded with mathematical equations and calculations.
Firstly, counting is a mathematical process. So, numerical series and numerical formulas are most common in nature.
The orientation of leaves, the flowers, the fruits, the branches, and the tissues of trees are very mathematical. Counting is obviously a mathematical process. Shapes of branches, leaves, flowers, are also very mathematical. Besides,
Hope everyone notices that birds do fly in a group while travelling from one space to another. And they fly in a specific pattern. That pattern differs from species to species. Some follow the pattern of Fibonacci series, some follow Malicacy series. Some follow some other pattern. But all of them have specific patterns of flying.
All the natural processes do follow some mathematical patterns. Some easy examples we can see in water cycle, air flow, water falls. Axial motion and rotational motion of earth are also very essential examples of nature's relation with mathematics. The change of time is itself a mathematical process.
The pulse rate, heart rate, blood pressure, elements of blood like Haemoglobin, Hemocyanin, Red Blood Corpuscles, White blood corpuscles, platelets, and other body fluids like hormones, urine and all their elements are present in the body of a living being in some specific mathematical terms.
Thus, we are surrounded by mathematics. Also, any change in nature or any natural process follows some mathematical equation. Any shape present in nature, as much as explained till now, is only explainable through maths. But there is a huge yet to discover.