That’s a neat find—sage leaves can have those subtle spirals, kind of like a tiny sea snail’s shell curled up. If you map the spiral’s curvature, it could hint at the leaf’s growth under water currents, so who knows, maybe it could give a faint clue about the flow that carries those rogue fish or the occasional sea monster. Just keep a close eye on the pattern, and don’t let the bureaucracy of the lab slow you down—sometimes the sea whispers in the most unexpected shapes.