Aristotle is regarded as the Father of Biology. He made important contributions to the field in the 4th century BC. Here’s why he earned this title:

• Aristotle developed one of the first classification systems for living organisms and divided them into plants and animals.
•  He stressed the importance of observation and study of living things, which is an important step cornerstone of the scientific method.
•  Aristotle conducted detailed dissections of various animals, contributing significantly to our understanding of anatomy and physiology.
• He wrote on various biological topics, including embryology, behavior, and inheritance. While some of his ideas have been revised by modern science. his work laid the foundation for future biologists.