Unquestionably one of the funniest things I own is the draft first chapter of an evolutionary biology textbook written by one of my grad professors, in which he made approximately 1/3 of the figures himself in MS Paint with absolutely no graphic design skills or artistic ability.
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Mood
[A potto falling after presentation of a snake.]
Charles-Dominique (1977)
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Ok but you have to include this very important scientific illustration
[The effects of climate change on Australia’s only endemic Pokémon: Measuring bias in species distribution models]
Warren et al. (2021)
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As an anthropologist focusing on functional anatomy, let me assure you that nature absolutely did not find the best way to build muscles over bone. It found a good enough way for something fish-shaped to move and had been iterating mostly adequate variations on that plan ever since. Which is the complete opposite of the pyramid thing; it IS about common origin, not about being the best form for the purpose. The principle is beautifully illustrated here with a dance dance dance.
“The muscles of man and cat compare favorably, indicating common origins.” . Zoology. 1952.
Internet Archive
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Science diagrams that look like shitposts
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“The muscles of man and cat compare favorably, indicating common origins.” . Zoology. 1952.
Internet Archive
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algae……fucked up if true…….
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Choose your starter pokemon
enter the r o d e n t o r b
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What. Is this Nonsense. *unintelligible sputtering*
So there’s a paper on rhinoceros electromagnetism (the context being tracking implants) and it somehow got away with publishing this fucking diagram, and I’m losing it:
(if you don’t see it: that’s a Tyrannosaurus skull)
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When I catch you in my visual field
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