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What r/biology is talking about this week

r/biology has 5,479,109 members and 6 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 3.2 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

5,479,109members
6posts in the last 24 hours, newest 5 h ago
3.2comments an hour right now, newest 6 h ago
1,128points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/biology this week

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Top threads this week

  1. A male spider performing a dance to impress his lady

    and he was successful

    1,128 points63 comments6 d ago
  2. There's a protein walking inside your cells right now. This is kinesin, in 3D

    Kinesin is a motor protein that carries cargo along microtubules, the tracks inside your cells. Each step is 8 nanometers and burns one molecule of ATP. In nerve cells some of these trips go from...

    811 points45 comments4 d ago
  3. Have you ever seen a pill millipede?
    660 points50 comments2 d ago
  4. Single-celled Stentor coeruleus eats two multicellular rotifers
    323 points10 comments4 d ago
  5. Devils Hole pupfish population rebounds to 137 after crashing to just 20 individuals in 2025
    311 points16 comments2 d ago
  6. i cant read atp without saying adenosine triphosphate

    for context, highschool biology has absolutely ruined me. I'm graduating soon and geez... I get a text saying: "atp i should just drop out" (translation: AT THIS POINT i should just drop out) and...

    288 points43 comments6 d ago
  7. A jumping spider's molting process

    and she was successful

    156 points8 comments4 d ago
  8. The Smallest Creature You've Never Seen

    What does one of the smallest animals on the planet look like under a microscope? 🔬 Quinten Geldhof, also known as Microhobbyist, zooms in on the gastrotrich. This creature is smaller than many...

    80 points4 comments2 d ago
  9. Babies made from stem cells. Same sex couples with no donors. This is the future of fertility
    31 points25 comments1 d ago
  10. Why Do Nose Bumps Exist?

    I’ve also heard them called dorsal humps. Genuinely curious here! I understand the reasoning behind having a wider nose and/or nostrils due to heat and air intake, but don’t understand why some...

    25 points17 comments6 d ago

Newest posts

  1. How DNA analysis is making your beer taste better!
    1 points0 comments5 h ago
  2. Could one dodge a bear for long enough to escape?
    1 points0 comments5 h ago
  3. How was the first release factor ever made??
    1 points0 comments6 h ago
  4. My kitten got annoyed because she doesn't have opposable thumbs
    1 points0 comments10 h ago
  5. How Running Gets You High. Literally.
    1 points0 comments11 h ago
  6. What are our Best explanations for Consciousness?
    1 points0 comments21 h ago
  7. How would I get into cladistics and phylogeny as a career pathway?
    1 points0 comments1 d ago
  8. Babies made from stem cells. Same sex couples with no donors. This is the future of fertility
    31 points25 comments1 d ago
  9. Question for taxonomists
    9 points29 comments2 d ago
  10. Is there a way to influence which type of melanin is produced during melanogenisis?
    1 points1 comment2 d ago
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