Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists posses knowledge of animal anatomy, physiology, behavior, diseases, nutrition, ecosystems and taxonomy. They may work for government, educational institutes and organizations that focus on: research, wildlife protection, population management and environmental conservation. (Adapted from Eco.ca)

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