After the abrupt passing of Alexander the Great in 323 BC, the Macedonian government was ousted and Aristotle was blamed for carelessness, which made him pass on Athens to keep away from preliminary and execution and chose the island of Euboea until his demise a year after the fact.
In spite of the fact that Aristotle was not a researcher with the name we know today, science was one of the subjects he investigated in his foundation and he accepted that information is obtained through collaboration and erosion with bodies in nature, and he accepted that the encompassing conditions assume a vital part in the arrangement of these bodies and considered man one of these conditions.
Aristotle's investigations included science, where he attempted to group creatures into genera as indicated by their comparable attributes, and afterward attempted to characterize them into two kinds: red-blooded, which included generally vertebrates, and "iron deficiency", which included arthropods, and in spite of the mistake of this characterization, it stayed supported for many years. .
Sea life science likewise pulled in Aristotle, and through his life systems of marine organic entities, he found their creation and recorded it in his books, where they were considered more precise than different arrangements.