Biological Observation (BiO)

Biological Observation (BiO) refers to systematically studying living organisms and their environments to gather detailed information. It involves carefully observing behaviors, physical features, and interactions within ecosystems to understand how organisms survive, grow, and relate to each other. This method helps scientists identify patterns, make discoveries, and develop insights about life processes. BiO can include fieldwork, experiments, and data recording, providing valuable knowledge for conservation, healthcare, agriculture, and understanding biodiversity, all while ensuring accuracy and rigor in documenting biological phenomena.