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u/JonnyBadFox
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Oct 23 '24
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u/MrIceVeins
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Dec 04 '24
image Beware of any breakthrough you make in Biology
r/biology • u/[deleted] • Jul 20 '25
question Horses can't throw up? Is that true? I once heard that rats can't either.
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u/argonuggut
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question I want to believe this is true, but I saw it on Facebook. Can someone confirm or deny?
r/biology • u/Different_Love6475 • Aug 16 '25
question Do these little creatures really understand that a human can help them somehow?
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u/MotherMilks99
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Nov 05 '24
video A single celled organism eats a fellow single celled organism
r/biology • u/pinkquack • Sep 23 '23
:camera: image what is this thing that a salmon spit out?
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 • u/lauren_camille • Mar 14 '20
cyanobacteria needs a little love too
r/biology • u/Finnilinian • Sep 23 '23
Anyone know what this thing is
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 • u/Caeluris • 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?
The discovery was placed to the Oligocene period, placing it anywhere from about 23 million to 33.9 million years old.
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u/SalmonSammySamSam
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Nov 26 '25
question Serious question, what gave this child this strength? Could it be adrenaline?
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 • u/gh0st2004 • Oct 16 '23
question Found these on my sock, what is it?
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 • u/A-KTJ • Mar 09 '25
image "Accidental Mitosis: My Carrot Explains Cell Division"
Saw this carrot while making hutspot
r/biology • u/Powerful_Salad_8840 • Jan 24 '25
news Opinions on this statement
Who is right??
r/biology • u/[deleted] • Oct 12 '23
question Why tf does my hair grow in pair of 2 or 3
r/biology • u/kashikoinamakemono • Oct 01 '23