Category Archives: Biology

The Right Way to Poop

I knew it! I've been criticizing this Western way for so long until I thought I was taking crazy pills. I know 2 people in my life who managed to still squat on the Westernized toilet (Though the ancient Romans … Continue reading

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How to Catch Razor Fish Clams

I once saw it in a survival book when I was in high school or younger. I didn't know what type of shells the book was talking about and it was in Chinese. Now, I believe I found what creature … Continue reading

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American Goldfinch at Van Cortlandt Park

Lately, I have observed American Goldfinches visiting a bush near 242nd Street Station (#1 subway train) on the park's side by the stairs. I would like to identify the plant. It has purple flowers. The Goldfinches seem to love feasting … Continue reading

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House Centipedes

Scutigera coleoptrata Finally, I've identified them and put them on record for good. It would seems that these house centipedes are more good than harm. They are fast, walking on walls, ceilings and floors. They don't eat clothes but cloth … Continue reading

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Skin Tags Cure?

This is circulating on FaceBook, I am not sure of its validity. Got a skin tag? Well, the hard fact to deal with is the older we get the more likely these things are going to appear on our body. … Continue reading

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Bombardier Beetle - Strange creature of God

A video (Incredible Creatures That Defy Evolution) critic on evolution led me to look at the Bombardier Beetles, which can make explosions by their internal chemical reaction. An evolutionist's claim on this only proves his own folly.

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Remember the past: BCG

I remember learning at the doctor's office for the immigration documents months ago, that BCG (every 12 years?) is not given in USA. In the States, its closest equivalent is the PPD test, for tuberculosis. It is said that this … Continue reading

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Genetics and Evolution Course Interesting Terminologies

Order of terms from small to large: Nucleotide, Allele (one variant of a gene), Gene, DNA, Chromosome, Nucleus. QTL - Quantitative Trait Loci - locations where multiple genes are affecting a phenotype. (We don't know what makes the QTL effect … Continue reading

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Astronomy Beetles

The dung beetles use the Milky Way Galaxy as a sense of direction when rolling their dung. Interesting fact, proven by use of planetarium. So I wonder how fake would the stars have to be to fail at fooling these … Continue reading

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Human Origin

The up-to-date belief of evolutionists' understanding of human origin is the Y-Adam and Mitochondrial Eve. from Africa. Though, some Europeans may have Neanderthal ancestry. All thanks to the discussion forum of my Genetics and Evolution class. I think the community … Continue reading

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