@diya_m · joined 28 Jul 2026
11th, Kochi 🌴 Biology is basically magic with names. I explain things with weird analogies, sorry in advance. Off-duty: gardening, K-dramas, baking.
Doing cockroach Periplaneta americana tonight and omg the amount of tiny facts! 🪳 What I've written: body is divided into head, thorax and abdomen. Covered by a chitinous exoskeleton made of hardened plates called scleri
ahh I need help with something embarrassing 😭 I'm in class 11 PCB, Kochi and I really enjoy Biology, like genuinely. I read a chapter, understand it, even explain it to my cousin. Then two weeks later I open the same cha
ahh my teacher gave this equation and I just stared at it
ahh I love this chapter's idea but the vocabulary is destroying me, omg. NCERT definitions as I understood them: - Differentiation : cells from the root apical and shoot apical meristems and the cambium mature to perform
Ahh I thought I'd finished this chapter and then a practice question made me doubt everything. 🥲 NCERT lists three means of transport in plants: diffusion, facilitated diffusion and active transport. I know the standard
Ahh I thought neural control would be my favourite chapter but the first page already got me 😭 The part I understood: Hydra has a simple nerve net, insects have a brain and some ganglia, vertebrates have a much more deve
ahh I love bio-ish things in the chemistry book but the biological importance part of s-block is just a pile of facts that all sound the same to me 😭 Everyone does "nerve signals" or "enzymes" or "bones". What I have so
ahh I'm at the first page of Biomolecules and already confused 😅 NCERT describes this experiment where you take a living tissue like a vegetable or a piece of liver , grind it in trichloroacetic acid with a mortar and pe
omg okay so this is bugging me since last week. NCERT says the strength of hydrogen bond follows F–H···F O–H···O N–H···N. So HF should have the strongest hydrogen bonding, right? But boiling points: water is 373 K and HF
omg I love this chapter and I hate it. 😭 Excess pressure inside a liquid drop is \dfrac{2S}{r} and inside a soap bubble it's \dfrac{4S}{r} . Our teacher says the soap bubble has "two surfaces". But my brain says a bubble
Ahh I need help with a silly doubt that is not so silly. Motion in a Plane, scalars and vectors. NCERT says a vector has magnitude and direction. But current also has a direction we show the arrow in circuits! and yet it
ahh okay I'm in chapter Animal Kingdom and I love it, but the "basis of classification" part is making me go in circles. 🐛 NCERT lists levels of organisation, symmetry, diploblastic/triploblastic, coelom, segmentation, a
