Is there a job as a zoologist that I can specialize in only zebras?? :?

Question

Is there a job as a zoologist that I can specialize in only zebras?? :?

Answer 1

There may be but you would probably starve to death looking for it. Instead, major in zoology as an undergraduate and mammalogy as a graduate student. You can work with zebras for your graduate research if you have a decent research topic. When you graduate, you will be in a good position to try for a job dealing with zebras, if there is one, or to take another job to pay the bills.

Answer 2

Yeah, I there is.

Some possible careers could be: zoologist, researcher, zookeeper, ...

Some degrees:

Zoology

Mammalogy

Animal Science

Ethology/Animal Behavior

Wildlife Biology

Zoo Science/Technology

Animal/Exotic/Wildlife Management and/or Training

And here are some places you might want to work:

http://www.princeton.edu/~equids/current...

Equid research and conservation

http://www.awf.org/section/wildlife/zebr...

Grevy's Zebra Conservation

http://www.awf.org/content/solution/deta...

Saving the Endangered Grevy's Zebra

http://www.stlzoo.org/wildcareinstitute/...

Horn of Africa Conservation Center

http://www.stlzoo.org/wildcareinstitute/...

Conserving the Grevy's Zebra in Kenya and Ethiopia

http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Animals/Africa...

Answer 3

Sure!!  After you have gotten your degree"S" you can pick any specialty field you want....HUGS!!

Answer 4

yes but studying one specific animal also means you will need to study its environment and other animals that affect it. and you will still need to study as a zoologist in general and then move in to specific studies after that.