What does the bass clef look like?

The bass clef is a musical symbol that indicates that the notes on a staff are for a low-pitched instrument or voice, such as the cello, bassoon, or tuba. It looks like a backwards letter F, with two dots on the left side and a vertical line on the right side. The line on the staff that has the clef sign on it represents the note F, and the other lines and spaces on the staff correspond to different pitches higher and lower than F.