Let’s briefly explore ‘Twitch Gaming YouTuber Duo- Amoeba Sisters Face Reveal’ The Amoeba Sisters did their face reveal officially on their website in 2018. The Amoeba Sisters are an American gaming YouTuber duo.
The Amoeba Sisters made their Youtube channel on July 12, 2013. Since then, they have amassed 1.53 million subscribers and garnered over 178 million total views.
They make their videos in an animation style with two amoebas representing them in the video. The two amoebas are called Petunia, which is purple, and Pinky, which is pink. Petunia is the one in charge of drawing and animating, while Pinky is the one who talks and is a former high school biology teacher.
They made their channel to introduce biology to people looking for an introduction to the course. From children to high school students, the Amoeba Sisters have made a living talking about and teaching biology.
Some people even state that their biology videos are good enough for a freshman college course.
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Have Amoeba Sisters Done A Face Reveal?
The Amoeba Sisters have done a face reveal on their official website. The Amoeba Sisters also made a video on YouTube.
This video came before the official face reveals and was titled “Amoeba Sisters Face Reveal!” and was a 30-second video where they claimed to be answering all the comments asking for a face reveal, only to drop a picture of two actual amoebas and then a Happy April Fool’s Day message.
Though many fans were stunned and saddened that they didn’t do an actual face reveal, many comments showed that they appreciated the humour of the situation and admitted that they were humorously deceived.
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However, not ones to disappoint their fans, the Amoeba Sisters did do a face reveal on their official website. In the About Us section of their official website, they revealed their picture and their names.
Since then, the two have been very open about showing their faces, though not in their videos. If a fan were only following them on YouTube, they would never see the women’s faces, but if they followed them on other platforms, mostly Twitter, they’d be able to see their faces more readily.
Both Amoeba Sisters manage their Twitter page and often post pictures of themselves going to various science exhibitions and museums, where they take pictures of each other.
They are both Caucasians, have dark brunette hair, and are biological sisters in real life.
The Amoeba Sisters In Real Life
The Amoeba Sisters are Sarina Peterson and Brianna Rapini in real life. The Amoeba Sisters are biological sisters.
Sarina Peterson is known as Petunia in their videos and she is the one who draws and animates the sequences in their videos. On the other hand, Brianna is Pinky, and she is the one who writes the script and comes up with the topics of the videos.
Brianna is a former high school biology teacher, the scientific mind behind the show, while Sarina, a much better artist, is in charge of all the art and animation. The way they work is that Brianna comes up with a script that Sarina then draws and after Brianna records herself, Sarina comes up with animations that fit the script while Brianna then edits.
Though they have done a face reveal, stated their names, and even talk about their life somewhat in their videos, the solid details of their lives are unknown. The most known about the two is that they are both currently residing in Texas but in different cities.
They also have at least one child, with Brianna having more than one, but it is unknown how many in total. The two are also in their mid to late 30s, with Brianna having received her Master’s degree in 2020.
They have made quite a fortune from their social media career as their channel, the Amoeba Sisters, is estimated to have a net worth of $1.12 million as of the writing of this article. They make their money chiefly through advertisers on their videos.
The tabulation website Social Blade has the Amoeba Sisters’ channel ranked B. It states that they make between $1,000 to $16,100 a month and between $12,100 to $193,200 a year.
