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Tabletop Whale
Designer and biologist Eleanor Lutz's portfolio of meticulously hand-crafted science infographics, including animated st…
TalkOrigins Archive
A long-standing archive of detailed essays addressing common questions and objections about evolutionary biology, writte…
The Biology of B-Movie Monsters
A biologist explains, with clear examples, why giant ants, fifty-foot women and other B-movie monsters could never exist…
The Curious Case Of Platypus Milk
A short science essay on why platypuses sweat milk, covering the odd biology of monotremes and why scientists find them…
The Eye
A hover-to-learn interactive guide to the human eye, covering the iris, lens, retina and muscles that keep the world in…
The Human Protein Atlas
A vast open database mapping where every human protein is expressed across tissues, cells, and organs, illustrated with…
The Node
A community blog for and by developmental biologists, run by the journal Development, covering news, meetings, and resea…
The Scale of Life
Over a hundred live counters showing life happening in real time, from births and heartbeats to trees and animals, to he…
The Scientist
A life sciences magazine covering research trends and discoveries in biology, genetics, and medicine, aimed at working s…
There's No Such Thing as a Tree
A delightful dive into convergent evolution, showing why biologists say trees are not a real group and how many times wo…
Tree of Life Web Project
A collaborative online project mapping the evolutionary relationships among all living things through a browsable, illus…
Understanding Evolution
UC Berkeley's authoritative and readable one-stop resource explaining what evolution is, how it works, and the evidence…
Virology Blog
A blog about viruses and viral disease, with accessible explainers on basic virology, outbreaks, and research written by…
Virtual Microscope
An interactive virtual microscope: place slides on the stage, adjust focus, light and magnification and learn each part…
Virus, the Beauty of the Beast
An interactive science video about the geometry of viruses, letting you pick a virus and discover how human-made pattern…
Why Are Sloths So Slow?
The Sloth Conservation Foundation explains the metabolism, diet and muscle biology behind the sloth's slow motion and wh…
Your Genome
An educational site from the Wellcome Genome Campus explaining DNA, genetics, and biotechnology through clear articles a…
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