r/biology • • Oct 23 '24 Hehehe Vampire This Polished Silver Turd Take My Silver Heart of Silver

image Another unrealistic body standard pushed upon women

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r/biology • • Dec 04 '24 Polished Silver Turd Take My Silver Silver is Forever Heart of Silver

image Beware of any breakthrough you make in Biology

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r/biology • • Jul 20 '25

question Horses can't throw up? Is that true? I once heard that rats can't either.

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r/biology • • Aug 11 '25

question Why would a deer do this?

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r/biology • • Apr 27 '25 Gold Blast I’ll Drink to That Galaxy Brain Polished Gold Turd Sipping Tea Bless Up Helpful Take My Energy Hehehe Polished Gold Turd Wholesome Seal

question I want to believe this is true, but I saw it on Facebook. Can someone confirm or deny?

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r/biology • • Aug 16 '25

question Do these little creatures really understand that a human can help them somehow?

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r/biology • • Nov 05 '24 Popcorn

video A single celled organism eats a fellow single celled organism

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r/biology • • Jul 31 '25

video Whats actually happening here?

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r/biology • • Sep 23 '23

:camera: image what is this thing that a salmon spit out?

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I was in Whittier, Alaska near a river where salmon were swimming upstream. As salmon swim out of the ocean to spawn upstream, they start decaying, and this thing came out of the mouth of a decaying salmon. What could it be? It was approximately 2-3 inches long.


r/biology • • Mar 14 '20

cyanobacteria needs a little love too

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r/biology • • Sep 23 '23

Anyone know what this thing is

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This what at Crowders Mountain State Park on Crowders Mountain a little bit down the ridgeline. I was doing bird photography up there and saw this cloud thing. Idk if it biological but I have no clue what this is?


r/biology • • Sep 16 '23

discussion The praying mantis is about 30 million years old, embedded in amber. I’m just baffled it looks so similar to today’s mantis. Any thoughts?

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The discovery was placed to the Oligocene period, placing it anywhere from about 23 million to 33.9 million years old.


r/biology • • Nov 26 '25 Bravo Heartwarming

question Serious question, what gave this child this strength? Could it be adrenaline?

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As the title states, how is this kid able to lift something so heavy? My initial thought was that since it "takes a while" for his strength to kick in that maybe it could be adrenaline, the face turning red also leans me to that conclusion. Would love your insights.


r/biology • • Oct 16 '23

question Found these on my sock, what is it?

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I washed them a couple of days ago, packed them away and today when I wanted to put on the socks, I saw that.


r/biology • • Mar 09 '25

image "Accidental Mitosis: My Carrot Explains Cell Division"

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Saw this carrot while making hutspot


r/biology • • Sep 06 '24

news Cool

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r/biology • • Jan 24 '25

news Opinions on this statement

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Who is right??


r/biology • • Jun 28 '21

Immunology is fucking metal

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r/biology • • Oct 12 '23

question Why tf does my hair grow in pair of 2 or 3

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r/biology • • Oct 01 '23

:snoo_thoughtful: video is this dangerous?( I live in japan)

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r/biology • • Jul 06 '19

image Score one for the biologists!

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r/biology • • Feb 19 '25

news I wish this was a joke!

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