Biology & Life

more →

rare, wild and endangered: philippine flora...
by Cris A
What is Pectus Excavatum - Growing up with...
by expectus
Jurassic Chicken: The Resurrection of...
by Theophanes
10 Deadliest Sharks in the World
by yomraholmes
What Does The Human Appendix Do?
by fridayonmymind
The Cheetah Fastest Land Animal in the World
by Lincoln Armstrong
The Largest Penis In The World
by Kudlit
Phosphoinositide 3 Kinase: PI3K
by Rudra

Mitosis versus Meiosis - Practice Questions
by hyunchang
Edible Native Plants of the Great Plains
by kerryg
What Do The Adrenal Glands Do?
by fridayonmymind
What Does Blood Do?
by fridayonmymind
Tasting - How Do We Taste?
by fridayonmymind
Amazing Ants
by jill of alltrades
Cloning Extinct Animals - Can Extinct...
by quotations
5 of the weirdest animals ever
by raguett

We Are Living Through An Extinction Event...
by Hal Licino
Irukandji
by Constant Walker
The Enzyme Catalase Activity at Different...
by hyunchang
Top Ten Prehistoric Plants and Animals Found...
by pgrundy
The Origins of the Theory of Dinosaur to...
by Theophanes
What Does the Liver Do?
by fridayonmymind
Owl Pellets
by Sandra James
Cikgu Naza
by cikgunaza

Questions and Answers

96

What is the Length of Donated Blood’s Shell Life?

asked by ngureco

5 months ago

flag 0 answers Answer this question

79

Why are yawns contagious?

asked by climberjames

18 hours ago

flag 2 answers Answer this question

96

Why Do Dead Bodies Float On Water?

asked by ngureco

5 weeks ago

flag 1 answer Answer this question

96

Why Do People Laugh?

asked by ngureco

2 months ago

flag 1 answer Answer this question

Ask A Question

Post a new topic

Biology

Topic	Replies	Most Recent	When
This forum doesn't have any posts in it yet. Be the first to post!

Featured Article

Picture courtesy of Med Art ~ http://www.med-ars.it

What Does the Liver Do?

by fridayonmymind

The liver is the largest internal organ in the human body. It is located under the diaphragm on the right side of the upper abdomen, on the right of the stomach. It is... keep reading →

I wonder what is at the other side?

Amazing Ants

by jill of alltrades

Have you ever watched ants working together? I’m sure you have seen ants carrying pieces of food and communicating with other ants along the way, right? But have you... keep reading →

Have you seen my beautiful tits?

by mistyhorizon2003

I truly have a beautiful pair of tits, and I think now you have seen them you will definitely agree with me. They may be small by some people's standards, but what they... keep reading →

Figure 7-1

Enzymes, Metabolism, and Cellular Respiration - Practice Questions

Biology I: Molecular and Cells - Study Guides Class: Biology I: Molecular and Cells (BIOL 110 – 4 Credits) Course Description: Serves as the introductory course for Biology... keep reading →

Octopus, Tulsa Aquarium

Animal Camouflage

by Michelle Reed

Throughout the diverse food web of life, animals and insects can be predator or prey. Because of this uncertain life, each species have developed adaptations to survive.... keep reading →

The skull of Champsosaurus in dorsal view. Modified from Russell, L. S. 1956. The Cretaceous reptile Champsosaurus natator Parks.

Lazarussuchus is not alive

by RomerianReptile

Some websites are giving out misleading information about this fossil reptile Lazarussuchus. For example, one claims the following to be true: I kind of like this name, and... keep reading →

Pictures courtesy of 3DScience.com

Hearing - How Do We Hear?

by fridayonmymind

The organs of hearing or audition are your ears. These, along with the cochlear nerves and brain, allow us to hear. Sound waves enter the outer ear, which consists of... keep reading →

Urea Cycle

by lady-chiquita

Unlike glucose, there is no storage form of amino acids. Amino acids are degraded into free ammonia (NH4+) and the carbon skeleton. Living organisms excrete excess nitrogen... keep reading →

Some Important Freshwater Inhabitants and Amphibians of Amazon Rivers

The Amazon's endless quite streams, lakes and warm equatorial and tropical climates make a heaven to the all Freswater Inhabitants and Amphibians living in this basin. The... keep reading →

Common Milkweed, by JacobEnos

The Amazing Milkweed

There are about 2500 species of milkweed in the world, over 100 of which are native to North America. One of the most familiar North American milkweeds is the Common... keep reading →

Featured Author

Rudra

I am here for the pursuit of knowledge. Being an ardent reader and a Sagittarian I have great enthusiasm for... more →

Featured Author

paul_gibsons

Paul is a professional biologist, living and working mostly on the Sunshine Coast, BC these days. He has a wide... more →

Featured Author

contentmaster

Are you hungry for the interesting information and knowledge? Follow me my friend ! more →

Featured Author

fridayonmymind

I'm Penny from Sydney, Australia. I am a full time mum and also work part time from home. I love... more →

Featured Author

llanishen

From the beautiful city of Cardiff in South Wales, I have come to hubpages to share my experiences with the... more →

working