David Goodsell Of The Scripps Research Institute Does Amazing Illustrations Portraying Various Organisms

David Goodsell of the Scripps Research Institute does amazing illustrations portraying various organisms and biological molecules. Top: Overall structure of an Mycoplasma mycoides, a bacteria that causes lung disease in ruminants. Bottom Right: Cross section of Escherichia coli, a common bacteria that sometimes causes food poisoning, showing a flagellum, ribosomes/tRNA, miscellaneous enzymes and the nucleoid. Bottom Left: HIV in blood serum being attacked by antibodies.

source: http://mgl.scripps.edu/people/goodsell/illustration/index.html

What if some theropod dinosaurs had fluffy, mobile cheek feathers, like some modern birds, that would puff out when they were happy??

More studies need to be done, we must investigate further!!

I pretended to cry and laugh in front of dogs to see what they would do. Such behavior. Much react. Wow!

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University

Exactly what it says on the tin

Stylish and scientifically researched!

Two years ago, when Western Australia was dubbed the shark attack capital of the world, kite surfer Hamish Jolly wanted to find a new way to protect his fellow swimmers and surfers. How? Well … SCIENCE! As he says in yesterday’s TED Talk,…