Fact! The Fibonacci Sequence Can Be Found in Nature
Leonardo Fibonacci was a native of Pisa. He lived in the 13th century in Italy and is credited with developing the Fibonacci Sequence, which is currently named after him. Beginning at 0 and 1, this series is formed by adding the total of the two preceding integers in the sequence. The Fibonacci Sequence appears frequently in nature, most notably in rabbit litters. In addition, the American prog metal band Tool's song "Lateralus" is written in time with the Fibonacci Sequence.
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