Here are 21 new hand-drawn illustrations of various facts. I make FancyFacts because I think colorful illustrations make learning more fun, even when it’s a little dry and relevant for school. I also include reliable sources, so everyone can read more if they want to, and so they know that these are actually facts, and not just something funny I heard at a bar once.
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#21 From Sugar To Energy
There is no way to fit all of the complex processes onto one A4 page, but I wanted to illustrate an overview that shows how these fit together. The electron transport chain got a bit more complex than I intended to. I guess I'm so very used to drawing this on exams, so I didn't think about it before it was done. But then I thought, hey, that is where most of the energy is produced, so why not.
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While discussing the diverse abilities and behaviors of animals, it's quite intriguing to note how they often display complex patterns and structures in their interactions, much like the rats playing games for enjoyment or learning in a social context similar to humans.
This deep connection in play between different species highlights an underlying similarity in social and cognitive faculties.