Nature is a brilliant engineer and builder. It knows how to create seashells that are twice as strong as the most resistant ceramics human beings can manufacture, and it produces silk fibers five times stronger than steel. Nature also knows how to create multipurpose forms.
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Nature is a brilliant engineer and builder. It knows how to create seashells that are twice as stro
Nature is a brilliant engineer and builder. It knows how to create seashells that are twice as stro
Nature is a brilliant engineer and builder. It knows how to create seashells that are twice as stro
Nature is a brilliant engineer and builder. It knows how to create seashells that are twice as stro
Nature is a brilliant engineer and builder. It knows how to create seashells that are twice as stro
Nature is a brilliant engineer and builder. It knows how to create seashells that are twice as stro
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