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Yes, though they're less common than curves and irregular shapes. A few examples:
Crystals — many minerals form with 90° angles due to their atomic lattice structure. Pyrite (fool's gold) often forms near-perfect cubes, and halite (rock salt) crystallizes in cubic structures too.
Cracked mud and certain basalt columns can show angular, sometimes near-right-angle fracture patterns.
Tree branches — some species (like certain oaks or the "Norfolk Island pine") branch at angles approaching 90° as a growth strategy for sunlight capture.
Insect and animal bodies — some structures, like the joints in crab or insect legs, approximate right angles for mechanical leverage.
Honeycomb cells are hexagonal, not right-angled, but the hive's structural framework sometimes shows perpendicular elements.
Quartz crystal faces often meet at precise 90° angles due to their internal symmetry.
That said, true, mathematically perfect 90° angles are rare — nature tends toward approximations shaped by physics, growth constraints, and energy efficiency, not exact geometry. Most "right angles" in nature are close but not exact when measured precisely.
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