Nice not only for sex

The color, fragrance of the flowers, the beautiful fur of the animals is thought to be charming to benefit the reproduction. That's not the truth.

The splendor of flowers is considered by many natural researchers to attract butterflies to pollinators, ie to maintain fertility. That is evidenced by the fact that: For most plants, reproductive organs are always the most beautiful. Due to the lack of active pollination, nature has ' chosen ' and created the brilliant form of the flower thanks to the help of other species.

However, in the early 19th century, English naturalist Wessley Korin proved the opposite: Not that beauty attracted butterflies. In his experiment, Korin covered the eyes of some butterflies and bees and dropped them into the flower garden. In the garden there are real flowers and artificial fragrance wraps like flowers. And blindfolded bees and bees have come to look at both flowers and incense.

(Photo: Webshots.com) Next, Korin opened the eyes for the butterflies and bees but poked the wings of real flowers, only to retain the incense. And these creatures still look to the calyx. Korin concluded that the beauty of flowers is not related to reproduction.

Many other scientists have discovered a number of reproductive plants with leaves or roots (leaves fall to the ground and root, sprout on the tree) but their flowers are still beautiful and colorful. Thus, the miraculous colors of flowers that contribute to the reproductive process are also a very small part and not the main 'mission'.

So where is the beautiful flower and what is it for? Is it for humans to admire and give to each other? The answer is no. Because trees appear in front of people for billions of years. It turns out that nature has been 'beautiful for a long time', although that beauty is not useful for reproduction.

Flowers are originally the most beautiful parts of plants but they are much faster than leaves. Why so? If it is a waste of creation, then surely the natural selection process over billions of years has to overcome that. But the earth is still full of flowers. It turns out, nature always 'beautifies' itself and admires itself. Many researchers believe that nature also has a soul like living animals; only the nature of the soul is always " dreamy ".

Deer horns, chants and songs are just for beauty

Deer species have antlers, horns are very beautiful. That gauze set sometimes brings death rather than protecting it. With bulging horns, deer often fail when fleeing aggressive carnivores. Many deer were waiting to die with their angelic antlers in the dense woods because of entanglements.

Obviously, deer has been overlooked by the natural selection process, although naturalists are trying to prove that deer are a species that appears on the ground very early and the beautiful horns of today have evolved. gradually!

In nature there are many examples that show that nature has its own ' need ' of beauty that does not provide life-sustaining benefits but only exists . beautiful. Even if the song of the painting, painting or many other birds is thought to be great, it is not always used to call you.

(Photo: Survival99) h. Even, there are times when many birds join together to form a choir and play the orderly music, but not 'fight'. Birds also really know the beauty of the song and obviously they distinguish it very accurately.

In the Amazon jungle there is a strange bird, its outer appearance resembles, but very big. Old birds, before dying, leave their nest. They flew away to find a high ledge and landed alone. Below is an abyss. The old, fibrous bird suddenly sings strange sounds and echoes, like it is taking the last time in its life.

The broken song, the exhausted old bird, floated and fell into the abyss. Obviously, now the song is no longer something to be " seductive " for survival, and not to show strength. Scientists think it is a noble and proud beauty.

The beauty of nature is truly a mystery, challenging human understanding. And most likely because man is a very small part of nature, he inherits the need to beauty and admire beauty, even though beauty does not always bring material benefits.