I'm a biologist, and while I'm finishing my thesis and stressed out beyond my limits and regretting many life decisions, I kind of needed this video to remind myself why I love this field. So thank you!
Biology is such a big field. You have to break down what makes you happy. Do you want to work in a clinical lab, a research lab, out in the field, a mix of roles? Wildlife conservation? When you know what you like, that will help you pick a direction.
in the same boat here. its crazy that you can graduate w a degree in biology and still have no idea what biologists really do in practice or the different paths available
I'm becoming more and more fond of this as we go on. It's so clear how much this host adores the topic and that is SO wonderful. Looking forward to the next!
caught the "turtles all the way down" reference xD honestly really love how crash course is showcasing non-white perspectives on old topics where important progress made by indigenous, black, and other peoples of colour has often been buried.
Thanks for doing a scene about the brilliant George Washington Carver. He is a hero to me. This is one of his most famous and important discoveries. Unfortunately, too many southern farmers rejected his suggestions and emphasized cotton farming. One should read his biography. Also, I recommend the Library of America volume of the works of Edward O. Wilson. I recently read his "Biophilia" and hope to start on "The Diversity of Life" and "Naturalist" soon. Also, I would recommend "A Sand County Almanac & Other Writings on Ecology and Conservation" by Aldo Leopold. 👍🤔😀😄
And published to celebrate the National Biologists Day here in Argentina! [the date on which the National Museum of Natural History was created in 1812] Thank you!!!
6:26 Awww it’s a Psydyck! Getting all the ducks in a row and loved the splatoon reference honestly I adore seeing a video on biologist as I’m trying to get my BS in Biology. So this is encouraging.
i'm literally from alabama & i didn't know most of what you said about george washington carver. we used to take field trips in grade school to tuskeegee & everything. wild. thanks so much for the knowledge!
Apparently some(very small number) of people are actually okay(or at least really used to) living with bed bugs that literally becomes over 70% of their bedding Life is whack
If we had more passion about jobs like this in schools we wouldn't be having so much trouble filling STEM positions. Oh, also the crippling debt costs of college. That also hurts when you can't afford a higher education and also food.
Crash course team, i love your videos, only thing i wish was that if they were from an indian perspective too, like jee etc. Cause even though ap and jee may have some similar syllabus the content in them is kinda different
I'm a biologist, and while I'm finishing my thesis and stressed out beyond my limits and regretting many life decisions, I kind of needed this video to remind myself why I love this field. So thank you!
I find it truly amazing that content with this much effort put into it is completely free for those who can't afford to pay. Love CrashCourse forever
me, having just graduated with my bs in biology, trying to figure out a career path
Medical students sometimes have a bs in biology. It isn't for everyone.
Drug-resistant pathogens. Or an environmental field.
Biology is such a big field. You have to break down what makes you happy.
Do you want to work in a clinical lab, a research lab, out in the field, a mix of roles? Wildlife conservation?
When you know what you like, that will help you pick a direction.
Me, 5 years after graduating with a ba in bio still trying.
in the same boat here. its crazy that you can graduate w a degree in biology and still have no idea what biologists really do in practice or the different paths available
I'm becoming more and more fond of this as we go on. It's so clear how much this host adores the topic and that is SO wonderful. Looking forward to the next!
caught the "turtles all the way down" reference xD honestly really love how crash course is showcasing non-white perspectives on old topics where important progress made by indigenous, black, and other peoples of colour has often been buried.
Thanks for doing a scene about the brilliant George Washington Carver. He is a hero to me. This is one of his most famous and important discoveries. Unfortunately, too many southern farmers rejected his suggestions and emphasized cotton farming. One should read his biography.
Also, I recommend the Library of America volume of the works of Edward O. Wilson. I recently read his "Biophilia" and hope to start on "The Diversity of Life" and "Naturalist" soon.
Also, I would recommend "A Sand County Almanac & Other Writings on Ecology and Conservation" by Aldo Leopold. 👍🤔😀😄
I loved the Steve Irwin caricature....
RIP Steve
You will be remembered forever....
It’s interesting to see the small differences between this and the Spanish version!
11:07 i like the john green turtle and i think everyone missed it
3:35 Splatoon 3 reference
As a Resident Evil player and a Dora watcher, i can confirm i'm a Biologist.
Very polar opposites. A gamer and show watcher I mean.
Enjoyed your content. As is usual ❤
It's me, I'm a biologist! 😁 I'm a virologist and immunologist! 😊
🎤"Within me... you'll find life's beauty... from Genetics... to Ecology... 🎶🎵"
(ASAP Science, Science Wars song video)
And published to celebrate the National Biologists Day here in Argentina! [the date on which the National Museum of Natural History was created in 1812]
Thank you!!!
I really like this video. That's all. It was really fun to watch and grab my love of the differences of life. Thanks.
6:26 Awww it’s a Psydyck! Getting all the ducks in a row and loved the splatoon reference honestly I adore seeing a video on biologist as I’m trying to get my BS in Biology. So this is encouraging.
i'm literally from alabama & i didn't know most of what you said about george washington carver. we used to take field trips in grade school to tuskeegee & everything. wild. thanks so much for the knowledge!
Better than my all school teachers together
OKAY THE THEME IS TOO LOUD IM SORRY, love the video thank you
4:50 I see thanos gauntlet in population ecologist that's great
Eid Mubarak everyone
The Turtles All The Way Down reference had me cackling! Great job Dr. Sammy, thanks for the work you do for us.
Ok, 42 seconds into my first viewing of Crash Course Biology and dang this fellow's voice is smooth and soothing 😊
thank you it is really usefull
Thank you!
Excellent video!
ok, visual and verbal references acquired. Thanks, the little extras help! Turtles.
Man, I wish I had this channel and video when I was in school instead of $300 textbook I never opened
"the nearest biologist might be closer than you think" i bet, given that i am a biologist myself :p
6:26 Psyduck!?
What a fantastic host! So expressive and clear!
I seen that Infinity Guantlet
Omg the turtle book reference, nice! also damn that host is amazing I love his way of talking so much its incredible to listen to!
Me, a non-America after a lifetime of "the guy who carved up George Washington?" jokes: Oh, that's who that guy is
I found a biologist hiding under my bed!
Hi everyone. How often do the lessons come out?
I love how this series has given so much credits to non-white and non-male scientists which are still underrepresented in the scientific community.
Apparently some(very small number) of people are actually okay(or at least really used to) living with bed bugs that literally becomes over 70% of their bedding
Life is whack
can't wait for the biological aging video
Same, biological deaging when? I expect before I die lol
Hello to my fellow BS Biology Major in Ecology undergraduates😁👋
splatoon reference!
Hi crash course basically wondering if you'd do something for india too like for jee
If we had more passion about jobs like this in schools we wouldn't be having so much trouble filling STEM positions.
Oh, also the crippling debt costs of college. That also hurts when you can't afford a higher education and also food.
I demand a new video!!!
Crash course team, i love your videos, only thing i wish was that if they were from an indian perspective too, like jee etc. Cause even though ap and jee may have some similar syllabus the content in them is kinda different
Working with salmon spawns has got to be one of the worst jobs ever unless you love dead fish, fish semen, and flies.
No first for me😢
First
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