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Study the origins, behavior, diseases, genetics, and life processes of animals and wildlife. May specialize in wildlife research and management. May collect and analyze biological data to determine the environmental effects of present and potential use of land and water habitats.

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The working conditions can vary majorly on where you are working and what time of year you are in. you will more than likely be working with a team of people to aid in each other's work. you will also be working with animals most of the time and then some writing up all your findings.

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In PA the average salary is $67,000 a year. you would more than likely be paid on a yearly salary. common benefits are typically health insurance, vacation and sick leave. some can come with tuition reimbursement and retirement plans.

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there are around 220 zoologists in PA, and most of these jobs are to be located in rural arias or in zoos in PA and across the country

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bachelor's degree or master's degree usually needed to obtain a job, along with a good knowledge of math up to calculus, a degree in biology and maybe a couple other skills depending on the job you are hired for.

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some of the best schools for a degree in biology in the aria are Bucknell University,

Franklin and Marshall College, Delaware Valley University, Lafayette College, and Keystone College

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a couple benefits would be it has a higher average salary than most jobs and it has benefits with most of the jobs you can apply for. a drawback would be having to go to college for 4 years to get a masters to be in a good position to get a job