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After all, what are these structures made of?

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Groopert1 year ago

Plant cell structure is always hexagonal. So, it appears to be the remains of a giant tree.

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TG Promo1 year ago

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Dr. Henry "Indiana" Jones, Jr. 🤠1 year ago

1/2: Stuðlagil Canyon (Egilsstadir/Iceland) 3/4: "Giant's Causeway" (Antrim/N-Ireland) Interlocking basalt columns that look more like giant fossilized plant cells than a volcanic eruption. Indeed hard to believe that these are "naturally grown" rock formations. 🧐🤔

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i1 year ago

Collagen fibrils

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Cyb∑rPunk 8811 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸1 year ago

That is what I like to call, "BIOLOGY".

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Mike SoRelle🇺🇸1 year ago

@realHeyoWhatUp Hexagons are surprisingly common in nature. From plant cells to honeycombs to snow flakes to the boney plates on tortoise shells… Basalt, while not a crystal itself, can form crystalline structures when the lava cools at the correct rate.

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Hawaiian WarriQr1 year ago

Petrified giant trees

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Brandon Thought1 year ago

I know most people would say a petrified something, but imagine the size of this tree or whatever it was. I don't think we have anything matching that scale today.

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