Biology Art Gallery

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the-circles-of-life:Fleurydora felicisft. Laura JenningsWith a fifth of plants species across the wo
Eurypterus- Sea ScorpionWhen: Late Silurian ~ 430-420 million years ago  Where: In ancient relativel
jtotheizzoe:staceythinx:Some of the many branches of the nudibranch family tree. Photography by Davi
hisiheyah:As a former student of biology and history of science, the topic of women in science is on
From “Why we need sharks: the true nature of the ocean’s ‘monstrous villains&rsquo
Looking for gift ideas for the nature-lover in your life?  Don’t forget to check out my inform
its-enough-believe-me: Himalayan griffon vulture showing its fake eyes for intimidating
How a baby grows in the womb.Not me though. I came fully formed, and the first thing I did was seek
itscolossal:An 80-Foot Steel Kraken Will Create an Artificial Coral Reef Near the British Virgin Isl
cfpepperz:~*~~follow for more soft biology~~*~available in green, pink, and purple on a variety of R
Neuroscientist captures an MRI of a mother and childProfessor Rebecca Saxe (MIT) has taken the first
Man as an Industrial Palace. Illustration from Das Leben Des Menschen (1926), by German-Jewish physi
One more quick sketch for mermay. Unfortunately I don’t have the time as of late to do full re
Doing some dragon wing anatomy sketches because why the heck not.Something that bugs me about dragon
Look who we found at the beach this weekend.When Tim Jerman was a child, he couldn’t decide whether
Happy Galentine’s Day! What’s Galentine’s Day? “It’s only the best day of the year.”These three frie
Toxoplasmosis, baby. … I finally boarded up the kitchen cabinets and haven’t seen these guys
lea-studies:15/8/2018 | Wednesday | 7/250 -biology summary -working on new art -later on: french pra
There had been a trend going around where artists re-do old pieces of theirs. I am late to the game,
Feather stars are able to use their feathery arms to catch plankton and swim away from danger.(sourc
nemfrog:Fox and hare. Everyday biology. 1946.
Those weird, cruel trolls from Dutch “biology book”, Gnomes (1977).(The second image is a little fuz
thinking about … skarmory developmental biology
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