Amazing natural paintings of creation

These beehives near Colmar, France, are perfectly hexagonal, but their green honey color remains a mystery even to beekeepers.

These teardrop-shaped leaves are from the aloe vera plant, which is used to treat a number of ailments, including sunburn.

A snail shell with a beautiful spiral structure, both inside and out. The shell's chambers are arranged in a "logarithmic spiral" pattern.

This is an example of a “Tessellated Pavement” in Tasmania, Australia. This phenomenon occurs naturally due to erosion causing flat rock surfaces to form near-perfect rectangles.

It's hard to believe that such an intricate web was created by a spider.

A stunning double rainbow appeared after heavy storms in Nevada in 2012.

Perfect rings in tree trunks are used as a method of calculating the age of trees.

When viewed up close, the snowflakes have beautiful shapes like this.

On a calm day, the 19th-century Rakotzbrücke bridge creates a perfect circle, thanks to its reflection in the lake below.

These long rectangular strips are a vegetable field in Pathum Thani province, Thailand.

Palm plantations in Indonesia's South Sumatra province look like four perfect triangles from above.

These are not flying saucers, they are actually clouds.

The water trail left behind the ships

The long, orderly rows in this photo are bales of hay, created by a tractor.

When the sun and moon came together in May 2012, the sun turned into this circle for a short period of time.

This geometrically shaped tourist attraction is located in a small village in China.

Circles are created by sea ice forming in the Arctic Ocean.

The red sand dunes of Namibia create some beautiful shapes shaped by the wind.

These dry blocks of land were once part of a pond.