Here Are 20 Times Nature Proved It’s The Best Artist

Hidden in the forest, this tree grew into the perfect heart shape. No carving needed.

When sunlight hit at just the right angle, an entire rainbow appeared inside the cave walls.

Frozen lakes sometimes form delicate feather-like ice patterns that look hand-painted.

Erosion sculpted this massive stone into a mushroom so realistic it could star in a fairy tale.

Just when you least expect it, the sky paints a dragon soaring above the horizon.

Perfectly timed photography caught lightning dividing the sky like a curtain.

Nature always wins — the branches pierced straight through the rusty roof.

Certain orchids bloom in shapes that mimic tiny, colorful hummingbirds.

Also known as “fairy rings,” these circles of fungi look straight out of folklore.

An entire waterfall froze mid-cascade, sparkling like a giant glass sculpture.

Red, yellow, and white sediment layers look like brush strokes on a desert cliff.

Delicate wings so clear you can see the world right through them.

When a volcano erupts, ash clouds sometimes produce their own lightning. Epic.

Bioluminescent plankton turn nighttime waves into glowing blue light shows.

Almost as if nature signed its work with its own symbol.

No matter how tough the pavement, a single bright bloom found its way out.

Zoomed-in photography reveals each snowflake is a unique masterpiece.

Antelope Canyon’s curved rocks look like frozen ocean waves painted in orange.

Winter mornings sometimes turn windows into intricate frost artworks.

As if the sky itself picked up a paintbrush and started to play with colors.