Nerdy Science Blog

Once a nerd, forever a nerd.  Don’t be afraid of who you are, but proud of who you are.  Nerds are the world trendsetter, the new cool.  Grab one of these yellow Anatomy Nerd t-shirt and tells the world you are really good at human anatomy.

This is a really cool ribcage sculpture with a heart card.  It is designed by Nathan R. Chrislip.  You can buy one for only $9 at etsy, and only 3 stocks left.

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Tomek Pietek designed this cycling Muscle Skin Suit.  This looks definitely good on fit people and makes people look like some superheroes.  I wonder how this suit will look if it is on the unfit ones.  Talking about superheroes, I wonder the TV series “Heroes” will have an individual with a damn strong common sense as one’s super power.  Says who common sense can’t be a type of super power?  A lot of people do not have common sense.

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Are you looking for the drawings or dissection images for different animal? Perhaps you can take a look at this website. They provide the drawings and dissections of different body parts of different species.  The body parts include head and neck, cranial trunk, caudal trunk, thoracic limb, and pelvic limb.  The species include are feline, canine, porcine, caprine, ovine, bovine, and equine.  The default mode is ‘drawings’, you can click on ‘dissections’ to find dissection images.

Juicy and soft.  You can easily smash it.  It is your brain!

Scoochmaroo made an artificial brain with a melon.  Click here to see how she made it, and please use a seedless watermelon.

For those who are fancy with human anatomy, perhaps you should consider wearing this Anatomica Red Heart Necklace.

The 6.2cm wide and 8cm long red heart pendant is made of printed and cut acrylic.  However the 18″ silver plated chain itself is not red (which I thought could make them into vessels).

Each necklace costs $25.00.

The anatomical drawings above were from Leonardo’s anatomical notebooks.

Andreas Vesalius (1514 – 1564) was a Belgian anatomist and physician.  He is also often referred to as the founder of modern human anatomy.  The images above which I found it from this webpage are his drawings, which I believed they are from his book, De humani corporis fabrica (On the Workings of the Human Body).

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The following ad campaign was released by Western Australia’s Road Safety Council.

“One click could change your future.  Belt up.  Drive safe.  Arrive safe.”

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The Kaibo Zonshinzu anatomy scrolls was an artwork painted by Kyoto-area physician Yasukazu Minagaki (1784-1825) in 1819.

Unlike modern anatomical figures which are painless and emotionless, these paintings were realistic showing that the dissected ones are in pain and bleeding.

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