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Crazy lace Agate under the microscope!

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ALEVELS NEARLY OVER, good look chemistry people!!!🤭🤭

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Shitting myself for chemistry 2 😅

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say hi to my new children!!!

theres a Cells at Work spinoff manga called Bacteria at Work about anthropomorphized microbes in the gut microbiome. unfortunately it sucks ass so im gonna make my own.

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ALevels are horrible why did they let me do FOUR 😭😭

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Not entirely sure how yet but I’m gonna really organise myself and use posting here as motivation I think?! Gonna use January as a vessel

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Christmas puddles

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Just watched a testicle autopsy in anatomy and my mate fainted 😅 always chaos In biology 🤪🤪

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If anyone has any ideas please let me know, I’m deathly in need of a new thing to read lots about!! Swear I don’t bite 🥰

Anyone have any good science literature recommendations?? Anything in the biology/chemistry field would be great 😊

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Obsessed.

Phytoplankton Moodboard 💚🌱🧪

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"What the fuck?"

no, "Watch the Phacus".

Take a 30 second scrolling break to watch these little algae swim.

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Zebrafish embryos under the stereo microscope.

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Anyone have any good science literature recommendations?? Anything in the biology/chemistry field would be great 😊

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Sometimes it’s pretty grim in the uk wintertime but it’s pretty lovely to acknowledge our ecosystems and unique plant life regardless. It’s cool how our trees lose leaves, how the pondreed still grows and all the stronger new plants really come into their own. I love the natural landscape here.

^my walk today (I tried to capture the robins too but they weren’t having it)😊

If you’re struggling to enjoy the cold weather please go out and fully experience it a bit, I really really recommend it, much love xx

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They really remind me of my singing monsters

I knew poinsettias "faked" having big flowers by just turning some leaves red but I didn't know the real tiny flowers in the middle looked like such idiots

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Love him

Rosy woodlouse, Androniscus dentiger, Trichoniscidae Foto feita na França por bvcruz https://www.inaturalist.org/people/bvcruz

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thick thighs SAVE LIVES.

when a cis woman is pregnant, her gluteofemoral fat is deposited into her developing baby's brain. fat continues to be deposited during nursing. the less fat deposited, the more the baby's brain development suffers. of all the primates, humans carry the most fat. We are the Fat Primate. We don't just carry fat for day to day support of our large brains, but for the very CREATION of those brains during pregnancy and nursing. long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (found in the butt and thigh region) are absolutely crucial for brain development, but they are very hard to come by in our diet, so cis female bodies start depositing them early just in case we want to be making babies later. it's.....humorous to me that so much talk of human evolution either speaks about human exceptionalism in vague terms or cuts out women entirely ("man the hunter" and the overemphasis on male tool use when female primates use tools at greater rates than males, see also our pseudo-scientific belief in a connection between intelligence and maleness when in fact there is no female brain or male brain) when cis female bodies and their cool fucking adaptions are responsible for giving us those large brains we're always bragging about. want to talk about our big brains? then cite your sources! the source in question here being women's body fat.

and then society turns around and goes, let's police women's fat and punish them for it and make them hate themselves so deeply that fatphobia becomes inextricable from our culture - all of this for one of the coolest most metal adaptions of all time that also arguably MADE us human.

fat is the coolest organ in the human body and I will not tolerate the hate.