Check out our great selection of unique biology t-shirts! Topics covered include favorites like evolution, zoology and animals, stem cells, dinosaurs, and microbiology. We've also got funny DNA shirts, original genetics designs, and biological science tees, plus shirts for biology teachers! From the tiniest one-celled organisms to the study of charismatic megafauna, we've got it all! Show off your inner science geek with these original biology tees.
Get this funny spoof of the popular British wartime propaganda phrase here adjusted for science geeks. The text reads "Keep Calm and Perikaryon" in all capital letters and the crown icon is replaced with a simple illustration of a soma. A perikaryon is the cell body of a...
Do you know someone who works as a virologist who is also owned by a cat or cats? This cute t-shirt has a fun occupation / personal life mashup design. Bold text on this tee reads "Virologist by day Cat lover by night" in bold black all caps text....
Get ready, because 2021 will see an emergence of Brood X, the 17-year cicadas that cover the largest range of such periodic insects in the United States. These amazing bugs will start emerging, in nymph form, throughout May in 15 Eastern and Midwestern states. Whether you will experience this...
Two simply illustrated insects feature prominently in this fun tarot card inspired design. The insect design is captioned with text that reads THE ENTOMOLOGIST. This is a fun gift idea for anyone who is interested in insects or works as an entomologist. It's especially perfect for bug fans...
Gregor Mendel was a scientist who studied in several fields, including biology and genetics. In fact, his groundbreaking experiments in heredity gave name to the widely recognized laws of Mendelian inheritance. This funny t-shirt has a joke that scientists will love: "What did Gregor Mendel say when he...
Several different viruses are featured in cartoon style in this graphic apparel design for virologists and anyone interested in the study of viruses. The family of viruses are each shown in a different color and captioned with their type. The viruses are: Influenza in green; Bacteriophage in purple; Herpes...
