The Amoeba Sisters are singing the 12 Days of Christmas with a biology theme. If you’re celebrating a holiday this winter season, we hope it’s wonderful! But regardless of what you’re doing this season, we hope you are able to spend it with those that you care about. As we are reminded during this time of year, we want you to know how grateful we are for you, viewers. See more “All Around the Agar” videos, which do not focus specifically on biology content but rather on updates, speed draws, and comment responses here:
A bit confused by the lyrics? While this may not be a content video, we have created many content videos on these very topics!
12 chromosomes condensing – Check out our chromosomes video:
11 neurons firing – Check out our cell signaling video:
10 substrates binding – Check out our enzymes video:
9 point mutations – Check out our mutations video:
8 contractile vacuoles – Many freshwater protists need these or they would swell with water. Learn about osmosis here:
7 seeds a‘sprouting – Check out our plant reproduction video:
6 cells a’splitting – Check out our mitosis video:
Fiiiiive Punnett squares – We have a lot of punnett square videos. Here’s the playlist:
4 types of blood – Check out our multiple alleles video, which uses blood types as an example:
3 domains – Check out our video about domains:
2 organelles- Check out our cell tour video!
And a tardigrade in a party hat- Okay, so we don’t have a video about these amazing small animals. Yet. But we do have our tardigrade art on tote bags, mugs, pencil pouches, T-shirts, and more:
Our entire biology playlist with content vidoes are here:
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