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Does anyone else find this bird/dinosaur very fascinating?

LMFAO

We are using light microscope in school 🧍‍♀️ FOR ONIONS (edited)

Who lives in a 🍍?

(Phyllocrania paradoxa)

A dead leaf mantis (or ghost mantis) from the family Acanthopidae. As the name suggests, it mimics dead/dry leaves; an interesting fact about them is that: When they feel threatened, some can sway their bodies to imitate a leaf being moved by the wind. (edited)

Fun fact

It turns out—and I didn't know that—some types of ants do farming. Just like we farm cows, those smarty-pants graze aphids. Aphids secrete honeydew, which is a sweet, nutritious liquid savored by ants. They defend aphids from enemies, chase them to juicier parts of plants, and, at night and in… read more

The creature that stands up even to the devil

From afar, one of my favorite and most interesting animals, the magnificent honey badger, the creature that needs to deal with half the world to be happy, besides being one of the animals that lives in constant hatred and confronts Raimundo and everyone, I’ll pay 100 bucks to anyone who can beat… read more

Which whale facts are true?

(Cavia porcellus)

Guinea pigs are very cute.

(Callimedusa tomopterna)

This is a species of tree frog also known as the orange-sided tree frog. It is found in humid subtropical or tropical lowland regions of South America, including the Amazon basin. Its main morphological characteristics are a uniform green back and a silver or grayish iris. The main highlight is… read more

My dna language reverse engineering idea

Goal: To move beyond the "alphabet" of DNA (A,T,C,G) DNA is currently treated as a digital code, but its true output is 3D Geometry. We have been trying to read the "blueprint" (DNA) to guess the "mechanics" (Protein) without understanding the laws of the mechanical joints. We need to… (edited) read more

Not me learning heart anatomy again from Drizzy 🤣

Guess this is what they mean with a blue collar job right?

INTREST

Looking

Interesting fact

Did you know...? Women tend to focus more on the phenotype and genes their children will inherit, which is why it's difficult to find a partner who meets their requirements.

An enormous Xiphosura

Is there anyone else who is passionate about this kind of thing?

Microscope picture I took of some cells in a sea animal

I was wondering...

Hey you🫵 yeah you did yoi ever give consent to be born on this terresterial rocky planet?

Who would have the courage to catch this Spider? For a hundred bucks lol

The goliath spider or bird-eating spider, the largest spider in the world, exists and lives in Brazil lol

Memes

What's your favourite biology connected meme!! 😂❤️

Another day at the lab

When someone tells you "Biology is boring" send them this!

Meme time

#trans #lgbtq #biology #leftist

Started out as a fish... how did it end up like this??

Pumpkin

Let me tell you something interesting🤩 about - Marfan syndrome🤔 in 5 steps 5️⃣

It's a genetic disease whose gene 15 has been mutated, which is responsible for the formation of collagen in the connective tissue (affects the joints, but they are mentally fit as a healthy person). It's inherited after parents. is a rare disease (5 births of 100,000). People with… read more

Mitochondria

Goblins of all sorts...

Ouch.

Forget about romantic heartbreak...

Smell of the rain

Remember that the smell of beautiful rain is bacteria! And called Streptomyces

Reasonable uses for time travel

#biology

Debatable Question ⁉️

Is a Virus living or non-living thing?

Weirdest bug I ever seen

Tardigrade

Tardigrade found on water sample extracted from moss

Human ovulation

How would you imagine life be like if the ovulation rate of humans are twice a year? 🤔

Fun fact about leaves 🍃

So I’ve studied biology and botany😊 Did you know that the way a leaf appears green is actually a microscopic pigment in the leaves called chlorophyll. The cool thing about that is that during the autumn months. The chlorophyll breaks down into smaller and smaller molecules, because the leaves… (edited) read more