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Nov. 3rd, 2007 08:03 amSomething I Hate About Biology Class:
The diagrams never, EVER look anything like the photos or the specimens, making it impossible to label things with any confidence of being correct. I know, every specimen is a little different, yadda yadda, but a little resemblance would not hurt. Or, hey, how about using an actual photo for us to label?
Whatever. So much for the sheep's heart. Now I have to go label this thing that looks nothing like the frog I dissected last weekend. (PS, dissecting things is Something I Love About Biology Class. Just to be fair.)
The diagrams never, EVER look anything like the photos or the specimens, making it impossible to label things with any confidence of being correct. I know, every specimen is a little different, yadda yadda, but a little resemblance would not hurt. Or, hey, how about using an actual photo for us to label?
Whatever. So much for the sheep's heart. Now I have to go label this thing that looks nothing like the frog I dissected last weekend. (PS, dissecting things is Something I Love About Biology Class. Just to be fair.)
