virus, n.All

A Virus is a Latin word translated by doctors to mean, Your guess is as good as mine.

A virus is not exactly alive. It is an inert packet of chemicals without a host -- it has no cells, no ability to turn food into energy,

Half of all human DNA originally came from viruses, which infected and embedded themselves in our ancestors' egg and sperm cells

A Virus is a DNA strand wearing a protein overcoat, which is shed as the DNA enters the cell. It's almost a nonliving particle, unlike a bacterial cell.

A Virus is a little destructive packet of information that our bodies can't help but read

If a virus were the size of a nickel, a bacteria would be the size of a dinner plate and you would be 125 miles tall

Human DNA is up to 8% made up of ancient viruses that used to infect us and make us ill

A Virus is a little unconscious, unliving, undead, biological nano machine.

Virus is a thing from whose perspective health is a form of disease.

A Virus is a roving packet of instructions which our body can't help but follow and can't manually override.

A virus is tiny --- it is a hundredth the size of our cells

A virus is not exactly dead. It has genes, reproduces, and evolves through natural selection

A virus is partially living --- viruses can sometimes insert DNA into a bacterium through it appendage

A Virus is an alien-like semi-life-form focused on only one thing: the death of humanity.

A Virus is a biological pyramid scheme.