I love biological anatomy.
So far, I've learned how to dissect sheep brain, cow eye, and male fetus of pig. I also watched my professor who dissected a human corpse. Studying skeletons is interesting. My professor allowed us to borrow a whole body's skeletal model to home, and then I could label the spots I should remember. In our lab exams, my professor would prepare the bones on each table, and we had to turn to each spot to label the name of bone. Every spot only allowed us to spend 2 or 3 minutes to write down the name. In order to memorize bones, my professor would prepare real human bones for us in class. Skull structures are difficult, I often observe them from the anterior, superior, posteroir, and inferior views. I was not afraid to see the corpse and the bones, but the combination of corpses and preservatives smelled awful, like a fat that has been sitting for a long time, full of greas.
