Biologists study living organisms and the relationship of animals and plants to their environment.
They use knowledge provided by research to develop new medicines, increase crop yields and improve the environment. Biology includes the study of how organisms are structured as well as how they function and relate to each other. Among the major branches of biology are human anatomy and physiology, botany, microbiology, zoology, and ecology. Biochemist Biologist Botanist Chiropractor Coroner Dentist Dental Assistant Dental Hygienist Dietitian Ecologist Educator EEG Technician Florist Food Technologist Forester Geneticist Horticulturist Licensed Practical Nurse Medical Illustrator Medical Lab Technician Medical Librarian Microbiologist Mortician Mycologist Nutritionist Occupational Therapist Occupational Therapist Assistant Paramedic Parasitologist Pathologist Physical Therapist Physical Therapy Asst. Attend science exhibitions, county and state fairs Join an environmental-concerns group, humane society, or community social group Take nature walks, go bird watching Collect leaves, butterflies, etc.