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Greetings, Menlo students!👂🏼

Exam week is finally here, and I wish for your efforts in studying to be rewarded with a satisfying score.

Today we'll be talking about one of the subjects you learn in school, yep, biology. For some people, it's hard to study this particular subject since it requires them to memorize a lot of things, or maybe the subject just...couldn't get inside their brain. Maybe you're one of them🤔

This article will introduce one of the fun ways to learn biology, which is by watching Cells at Work or Hataraku Saibou

What is Cells at Work? It's a Japanese manga written and illustrated by Akane Shimizu, that was later animated by David Production. The plot of the story basically revolves around a clumsy red cell and a duty-bound white cell, who are taking us on their journey as cells in the human body. We will be introduced to other kinds of cells that work inside our body, such as Macrophage, Platelet, and many more. 

Quoted from the Cruchyroll forum website, the portrayal of cells doing their job in this anime is excellent, not to mention that the anime also provides narration for each cell and the job description. One of the most notable things is that the animation and story make it seem like our body is indeed functioning as fun as how the anime portrayed it, when it's actually not.

Now, through this anime with 7.56 ratings on MyAnimeList, learning biology can indeed be  fun and interesting. While it's true that you still need to memorize the names of the cells and each of their functions, at least it's less stressful than reading a 5cm thick biology book filled with words. If you're interested in watching Cells at Work, click the link below!