Assertion: zoologist | /r/AtLocation | zoo
Facets:
value: as curator
type: MANNER
value: as zookeepers
type: MANNER
value: outdoors
type: LOCATION
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: at research facilities
type: LOCATION
value: in zoos
type: LOCATION
value: to create adequate environments
type: PURPOSE
value: especially
type: MANNER
value: for a wildlife reserve
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: as keeper
type: MANNER
value: as an educator
type: MANNER
value: directly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: A zoologist can work in a zoo or museum as an educator, curator or keeper.
text: Whether working at a zoo or for a wildlife reserve, zoologists work to inform the public about the conditions of certain species, such as those listed as endangered.
text: Some zoologists work for zoos, wildlife centers, wildlife parks, and aquariums, where they manage the animals' care, their distribution, and their enclosures.
text: Some zoologists will work directly with zoos to create adequate environments both for animals and for human patrons.
text: Zoologists can and do work in zoos, but they can also conduct field research and laboratory research.
text: Some animal scientists work for governmental agencies, and some work for zoos or at research facilities.
text: Zoologists work in many different settings such as conservation offices, research laboratories, field stations, colleges, aquariums and zoos.
text: Other zoologists work in zoos and research institutes where they attempt to extend the knowledge of animals and their behavior.
text: Zoologists who work in zoos, wildlife habitats or in natural living environments conducting animal research sometimes find themselves in dangerous situations.
text: Zoologists who work in zoos or research animals in their natural habitat typically have unpredictable work schedules, sometimes working on field study projects that last weeks or months, often going out alone or rotating animal monitoring alone in shifts as part of a team.
text: Some zoologists participate in basic management and large feline animal care, especially if working in zoos or wildlife parks instead of the animal's natural habitat.
text: Zoologists often work in zoos, aquariums or museums, managing animal displays and educating the public.
text: Some zoologist work in zoos as curators and zookeepers.
text: They work in zoos, aquariums, universities or in the wild, studying animals in their natural habitats.
text: This is especially true for zoologists who work in zoos where animals live for an extended period.
text: Still other zoologists work in zoos as zookeepers and zoo curators, who take care of zoo animals, monitor their behavior, train them, and educate the public about the animals.
text: Some zoologists work in zoos, where they engage in scientific studies of animal diseases and animal behavior.
text: Zoologists also spend time working in offices, labs -- and zoos.
text: Zoologists work outdoors, in laboratories, zoos, nature centers and classrooms.
text: Some zoologists work in zoos, where they engage in scientific studies of animal diseases and animal behavior.
text: If a zoologist works at a zoo, they will most likely work in one of three fields, either curating, directing, or zookeeping.
text: Some zoologists work at zoos, participating in the direct care of animals.
text: Some zoologists work at zoos, participating in direct care of animals, observing them, or working as wildlife educators who develop educational materials and programs for zoo staff or for people who visit zoos.
text: However, zoologists who work for zoos, wildlife centers, wildlife parks, and aquariums manage the animals’ care, their distribution, and their enclosures.