Biology was one of my favorite sciences in secondary school. I liked it because it was descriptive rather than mathematical. It was not about applying abstract rules to make numbers behave in peculiar ways. It was about how real things fit together. Or, in the case of those frogs we all dissected, how they came apart.
If you have read anything about life sciences research lately, you know that this view of biology is very old school. Since we figured out how to sequence DNA and to data-mine the resulting flood of information, we have been uncovering unbelievably complex chains of action and reaction at the microscopic level.
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