Why are there so many weird babies in Renaissance art?!

(P.S. Crash Course Art History is now on YouTube and -- at least so far-- has no weird babies! complexly.io/ccart)

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Mutations are diverse and complex (and unfortunately don't give you superpowers... Unless you count drinking milk as a super power.) Sometimes mutations change someone’s entire body, and other times, we don’t notice them at all! youtu.be/8HfzUgxumVE

This fun title sequence for CrashCourse Art History class is just a glimpse of all the design and animation goodness spread out over the remaining 22 episodes. Basically, you’ll want to check it out. #ArtHistory #TheCrashCourse #MotionGraphics #MotionDesign

Taking breaks is an important part of preparing for a test! youtu.be/mLhwdITTrfE

The average museum-goer looks at an artwork for about 30 seconds. So... yeah, not very long. Find out what you might be missing with Crash Course Art History! youtu.be/YHcX_nuyQPc

We're hiring a freelance fact checker for CrashCourse Sex Education! Help us bring the weird, wondrous, and utterly normal realm of human sexuality to a wide audience by making sure all the info is right and communicated correctly. Apply by May 12 at complexly.com/jobs

Journey into the gravity-defying, sunlight-harvesting world of a plant cell, and take a tour around a busy, life-filled animal cell with our new posters! Available now at DFTBA.com/crashcourse

Wish you could take Crash Course to your exams with you? While you probably can't bring our video library into the testing room with you, Crash Course Study Skills can help you prep to do your best! youtu.be/t-9cqaRJMP4?si…

Turns out a lot of so-called 'junk DNA' gets transcribed into little sections of RNA. They bind to mRNA that was on its way to get translated, and break it down before translation happens. youtu.be/NeeaP8pp9HI