The beautiful and charismatic slime mold, Ceratiomyxa fruticulosa.9yr ⋅ nerdgirlinatrailer ⋅ r/biology
Red blood cells in a capillary bed at the microscopic level in real-time (x-post from /r/gifs)11yr ⋅ Scroachity ⋅ r/biology
There was a tree inside the tree I cut down. (Annual rings forming an image of a tree)8yr ⋅ itsherbirthday ⋅ r/biology
I asked my lab instructor for a few ml of tardegrade culture to take home and she gave me a full jar!8yr ⋅ evansomers2 ⋅ r/biology
Some old school neuroscience: 'La dissection des parties du corps humain' (1546).6yr ⋅ IBRObrain ⋅ r/biology
One of these seedlings isn't producing chlorophyll (xpost from r/mildlyinteresting)8yr ⋅ 7ypo ⋅ r/biology
[OC - Poster] An illustrated timeline about the evolution of the whole animal kingdom9yr ⋅ boffrey ⋅ r/biology
Found these tiny eggs on my front door on the outside. Who lays these eggs?7mo ⋅ GlamouredGo ⋅ r/biology
Worked at Johns Hopkins last summer and saw this on one of the fridges. Truly an ugly Western.9yr ⋅ all_genes_considered ⋅ r/biology
How I feel as Marine Biologist around my immunologist, and pharmacologist friends. (x-post from r/funny)12yr ⋅ barefoot_zg ⋅ r/biology
I was smacked in the face by a Golden Tortoise Beetle in Bali, Indonesia. Took a photo of it.12yr ⋅ Toma- ⋅ r/biology
Google's way of celebrating Rosalind Franklin's 93rd birthday, pretty cool11yr ⋅ visionaryAVA341 ⋅ r/biology
Our bio teacher proposed us a problem. I think that that is the answer but i cant be sure. Could anyone explain?1yr ⋅ Kaio_Ren ⋅ r/biology
What is this bug? Found between the magmavents of exoplanet X861.7mo ⋅ Masque-Obscura-Photo ⋅ r/biology
Does anyone know what this little guy is? Found in a park in Japan1yr ⋅ not_so_satisfactory ⋅ r/biology
Yeah... I can't believe someone would just turn off an alarm like that...11mo ⋅ Marsdreamer ⋅ r/biology
The end of a spider's abdomen showing silk (threads) being produced by a spinneret [colored SEM]11yr ⋅ kirbyfood ⋅ r/biology
What is this large insect? It was just crawling across a parking lot in MN10mo ⋅ TuttiFruttiBigBooty ⋅ r/biology
I didn't become a scientist for financial gain. Whatever little money you have will be just fine.2mo ⋅ MissIrinux4x ⋅ r/biology
Can someone help me explain what this figure shows me about what Wegovy does to your body?7mo ⋅ Global_Insurance1556 ⋅ r/biology
I guess you could say my love of microbiology is permanent... My micro tattoos.11yr ⋅ ripleysaysno ⋅ r/biology
Just took this image of sporulating Bacillus subtilis cells (membrane stain + sigE-gfp)9yr ⋅ balsam_fir ⋅ r/biology
What kind of insect is this? (I always find this on the leaves of flowering plants).7mo ⋅ Sweet_Electron ⋅ r/biology
A cross section of a bundle of nerve fibers. Axons (orange) are wrapped in myelin (purple); an extension of the membrane of glial cells. Colored SEM.11yr ⋅ kirbyfood ⋅ r/biology
This glass of soy milk spoiled and turned blue at the surface. Can you biology enthusiasts proffer a possible explanation?7yr ⋅ stststststst ⋅ r/biology
For those about to enter a general biology class covering taxonomy, here is a etymology guide that I give students. Knowing the roots on the last two pages can make life much easier in many classes.11yr ⋅ jjsav ⋅ r/biology
Is This a Recluse Spider? Found in My Madrid Apartment, but They’re Not Native Here...6mo ⋅ Zeta-Splash ⋅ r/biology
My sister teaches biology for failing high school students. Thought you guys might appreciate this12yr ⋅ manute3392 ⋅ r/biology
Discovered a squishy jelly-like object while on a beach in Koh Samui in November. Can you help me identify what it might be?1yr ⋅ lovelybliss ⋅ r/biology
Does anyone know what this is on the wall? Found in the Netherlands7mo ⋅ ThommentheGiraffe ⋅ r/biology
Uggh. r/trees was not what I thought it would be. Can anyone tell me what this lovely smelling tree is that’s in my front yard in Northern New York?1yr ⋅ Bernhard-Baker ⋅ r/biology
Found this little bat at my doorstep. How do I get her back home safely?10yr ⋅ bakerofroast ⋅ r/biology
It's WFW (Weird Fish Wednesday)! The Pearlfish. It will often enter the anus of a sea cucumber and live inside the animal.10yr ⋅ TheGodOfBiscuits ⋅ r/biology
Three-day-old embryos of red-eyed tree frogs position their big, branching gills near the oxygen-rich egg surface.11yr ⋅ kirbyfood ⋅ r/biology
Took this microscope picture of a root in class! Not as cool as some stuff, but I'm quite proud.10yr ⋅ ben_hewitt97 ⋅ r/biology
