natural man-made

frame - honeycomb is a natural - transmission towers are extremely

frame structure made of strong, using their triangular
hexagonal structures put supports, but also amazing
together to make one large conductors of electricity, making
unit. it is considerably strong them great for transporting
and, of course, it’s made electricity from energy plants to
entirely by bees. people all over the world.

- the skeleton is also a natural

frame structure. it is made of - house frames are also
hundred individual bones put extremely strong, also
together to be strong enough using the triangular
to withstand the force of an shape for extra support.
entire human. bones are it is almost always made
strong and hard and can take from beams of wood.
a lot of pressure before
breaking.
- bridges are amazing for
transporting vehicles of
- a spider web is another
every sort, thanks to its
natural frame structure. it
strength. similarly to
can hold a spider’s prey
house frames and
for extremely long
transmission towers, it
periods of time, while
uses triangles to add
also being elastic
support, but if done
correctly can also be used
to be works of art.

shell - a tortoise shell is an - tunnels are a man-made

example of a natural shell structure that are usually
structure. It protects made for transportation.
them from predators and They are long and hollow,
animals. It is curved and with thick strong walls,
lightweight but hard and usually made of concrete
strong. or brick.

- nut shells are also

natural shell - helmets are man-made structures
structures. Similarly too. they have strong and hard
to tortoise shells, it exteriors and are hollow on the
protects the nuts inside, making them perfect
inside by being hard, for protecting heads whether its
strong, lightweight from bullets, or simple fall.
and hollow.
- although they have nothing
to protect, sea shells are - balls are also man-made
hard, strong, hollow and structures. they are made to
lightweight like the other endure hits and kicks, and are
natural shells. They are strong but hollow. they are
usually the discarded shells usually made of thick fabrics
of deceased mollusks. sewn together and filled with air.