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as the science of Life biology is about
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everything that lives grows poops and
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dies if you're breathing right now and I
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sure hope you are that's biology at work
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and it's not just happening inside of
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you but also above you below you and all
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around you basically biology has got you
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surrounded it's in the medicine you take
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when you're sick and the vaccines that
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keep you from severe illness it's in
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your dog selectively bred to be your
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best friend it's in your body's 30
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trillion cells working hard behind the
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scenes as you belt out some Beyonce in
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the shower I can see your bio oh your
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bio and in the 40 trillion microbes
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treating your guts like an apartment
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complex as you digest last night's Pizza
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it's also in last night's Pizza we owe
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the wonders of tomato bread and cheese
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so the power of soil sun and
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photosynthesis biology is behind the
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pineapple as well though I'm not sure
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who's to blame for putting pineapple on
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pizza and I know that this is like a big
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argument these days but my hot take is
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it's all right no shade so really
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biology is about everything alive and
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what makes life worth living now I know
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some of you might be thinking didn't you
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already do a biology series yes we did
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and Hank's goatee won't be back for this
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one but we're using everything that
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we've learned over the past decade of
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Crash Course to make you an even better
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series biology 2.0 if you will
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hi I'm Dr Sammy your friendly
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neighborhood entomologist and I'll be
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your host I'm the endowed professor of
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Entomology at the University of Colorado
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Boulder where I study honeybees and
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teach about symbiosis and science
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communication my work focuses on how
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creatures form super close amazingly
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complex relationships like the ones
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between pollinators and flowers that are
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responsible for much of our food or the
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parasites munching on the bee's liver
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that threatened that intricate balance
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of pollination
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we'll talk about lots of fascinating
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stuff like this and more in this series
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our new crash course biology or head on
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over to crash course in espanol to watch
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Crash Course biology hosted by many
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Contreras over the next 50 episodes wait
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50 we get so we're gonna put
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this fine we got this we got this
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over the next 50 episodes we'll find out
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just how connected life really is we'll
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Zoom between itty bitty cells and vast
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Global Cycles we'll discover how species
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evolve how genes work and what the heck
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happens inside a cell anyway and what
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sends nutrients ricocheting from soil to
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your stomach and back again we'll also
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take a look behind the science through
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the stories of biologists both past and
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present that you might not have heard
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before like how Dr anurag Agarwal found
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out that chewed up radish plants fight
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back against very hungry caterpillars or
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how Dr Jane cook Wright proved that a
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chemotherapy drug still in use today
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could work at a time when chemotherapy
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was thought to Taboo or absurd at the
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same time we'll see how biology can help
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us respond to our Global challenges like
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hunger access to clean water and climate
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change we'll find that it's not so easy
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to pin down exactly what life is but
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that one little word life connects
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living breathing you to every bug bat
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and Barnacle that has ever well lived so
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join me as we explore our place in a big
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diverse family tree about four billion
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years in the making I'm so excited to
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discover it with you this series was
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produced in collaboration with hhmi
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biointeractive if you're an educator
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visit
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biointeractive.org crash course for
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classroom resources and professional
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development related to the topics
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covered in this course thanks for
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watching this episode of Crash Course
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biology which was made with the help of
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all of these nice people and if you want
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to help keep crash course free for
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everyone forever you can join our
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community on patreon
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