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Zoology Industry
Learn more about the Zoology industry, read our articles and explore the job roles.
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Job Roles in Zoology
Zoology involves the study of animals and their behavior, physiology, and ecology.
An Animal Curator is responsible for overseeing the care, exhibition, and acquisition of animals in zoos or wildlife parks. They ensure the animals' well-being and educational value to visitors.
An Animal Welfare Researcher examines the wellbeing and treatment of animals, focusing on their physical and psychological health within various settings such as zoos, farms, and labs.
A marine mammal trainer is responsible for the care, training and performance coordination of marine animals such as dolphins, seals, and whales.
A Zoo Director is responsible for the overall management of a zoo, including animal welfare, staff supervision, conservation efforts, and educational programs.
A zookeeper is responsible for the care, feeding, and welfare of animals in captivity at zoos and other animal facilities.
A Zoological Registrar is responsible for maintaining records of animals in a zoo, including acquisitions, births, deaths, and health data, ensuring compliance with regulations.
A zoologist is a professional who studies the behavior, genetics, and habitats of animal species, both in the wild and in captivity. They may conduct research, manage conservation efforts, and educate the public on wildlife.
A Zoo Registrar is responsible for maintaining records of animals within a zoo, including acquisition and disposition records, breeding records, and permits.
A zoo technician is responsible for the daily care of animals within a zoo, including feeding, habitat maintenance, and monitoring animal health and behavior.
