Biology passion

[Biologymad]

Hello all,

How and when did any of your biology passions start?

[exutu]

I've always been interested in the mystery. As a young child I was drawn towards the stars, the occult and whatever else I saw of interesting things. Later when I started developing a filter I understood that natural science was clearly the way to go, if you wanted to uncover mysteries and learn new things about the universe and its inhabitants. I settled on Molecular Biology quite randomly, but it seems to be a great field with lots of challenges.

[Biologymad]

Originally Posted by exutu

I've always been interested in the mystery. As a young child I was drawn towards the stars, the occult and whatever else I saw of interesting things. Later when I started developing a filter I understood that natural science was clearly the way to go, if you wanted to uncover mysteries and learn new things about the universe and its inhabitants. I settled on Molecular Biology quite randomly, but it seems to be a great field with lots of challenges.

That's awesome. I got my passion for Biology through high school and it has stayed with me since.

[hoge]

hmm well probably in 8th grade when i was like addicted to zoology and biology

[jkudria45]

When? About a week ago...

How? No apparent reason, although some include microscopy, biology textbook,, and uhhh, I can't remember...

[Biology Homework]

It started during my high school days when my only interest was studying biology. Learning about life and existence of all other forms of life excited me. The emotional connect hasn't died even after 10 years.

[samysteav]

Hello,
Well i was in class 8th that time i got least marks. So i have decided to do work hard and slowly it become my hobby...

[qianhaha]

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