Oh, and be a zoologist and take care of animals!
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Making a return is Eddie Redmayne's magical zoologist Newt Scamander.
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Jules Howard is a zoologist, author, and freelance science writer.
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A bevy of modern animalic perfumes (clockwise from bottom left): Suédois by Euphorium Brooklyn, Bat by Zoologist, Ma Bête by Eris, Cadavre Exquis by Fazzolari & Gardoni, Equus by YeYe Parfums and Beaver by Zoologist.
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According to NOAA zoologist Allen Collins, this jelly is a rhopalonematid trachymedusa.
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And it reminded me of my father, a zoologist and amateur astronomer.
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He had grown up in Gainesville, Florida, the son of a zoologist.
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Jake Gyllenhaal is overwrought, cruel and self-pityingly creepy as a television zoologist.
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Jews is based on the lives of the noted zoologist and Polish resistance fighter
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According to zoologist Becky Cliffe, that&aposs because, well, sloths can&apost really see.
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Zoologist Teresa Camacho then led a frog-search expedition last month through Bolivia's cloud forest.
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Last year in Brazil, Ivan Suzima, a zoologist, stumbled upon lizard necrophilia in the park.
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Yes: All the world's a zoo, and Renegade Zoologist Jackson Oz is merely a player.
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Fortunately, I found a book by [zoologist] Tony Sinclair, who spent five decades studying the Serengeti.
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Charles Marder, a young New York lawmaker in the Eisenhower era, and his zoologist wife, Margaret.
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I'm personally crossing my fingers for Renegade Zoologist Jackson Oz to have a Mummy Returns style flashback to his past life as a 19th-century renegade zoologist, but Zoo's already given me so much in the field of renegade zoology that it feels greedy to make demands.
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Even as a professional zoologist, there's a lot in there that's genuinely amazing and reinvigorates my interest.
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The zoologist discovered a unique alignment of the protein structures within, which proved resilient to stress and deformation.
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That documentary relied, in turn, on a research project run by David Macdonald, a zoologist at Oxford University.
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Newt's interactions with him are based on Mr. Redmayne's observations of a zoologist working with a baby anteater.
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Give me the zoologist playthrough of No Man's Sky: NEXT, but in the environment of Monster Hunter: World.
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Mr. Casamitjana, 55, is a zoologist specializing in animal behavior who worked as an investigator for the league.
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What I'm doing is taking a look at it through the eyes of a zoologist, of a scientist.
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Eveline Dungl, the zoologist who supervises her painting, said in a press release: Yang Yang really enjoys painting.
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Canadian zoologist Dr. Susan Crockford claimed it was actually a polar bear attack that encouraged the walruses to fall.
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So he's become a breeder and zoologist, facilitating the process of turning a human body into an alien host.
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" He is said to resemble "more an international captain of industry or a New England governor than a zoologist.
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She meets Dr. Sweet [a zoologist] in the first episode, and she will fall in love, but it's weird.
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But Fritz Vollrath, a zoologist at Oxford University, reckons his skills as a forger are up to the challenge.
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Bill Schutt: I'm a zoologist, and I was really surprised at how widespread cannibalism was in the animal kingdom.
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He and Charles Deeming, a zoologist at the University of Lincoln in England, set out to standardize the process.
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Her zoologist husband, Albie, is patient and loyal as can be — while seeing an undemanding Englishwoman on the side.
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But maybe they should lift the deceased rule and go with the zoologist who wrote the book on animal farts.
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After 40 years working with spiders, the German-born zoologist has developed a deep appreciation of their near-miraculous powers.
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"I am a professional zoologist and quite capable of educating myself on any related topic," Crockford said in an email.
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While following medical advice and "trying something new," Vanessa meets a zoologist named Dr. Sweet (sure to be a misnomer).
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In 1857, Japetus Steenstrup, a Danish zoologist at the University of Copenhagen, introduced the giant squid into the scientific community.
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A renowned zoologist at Princeton, E. Newton Harvey, had tried for 20 years to make crystals of luciferin and failed.
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There is even a term for it, Dehnel's Phenomenon, named after the Polish zoologist who conducted that research, August Dehnel.
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Dr. Paps and Peter W.H. Holland, a zoologist at the University of Oxford, began by drawing an animal family tree.
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"I'm speechless," said Przemyslaw Chylarecki, a zoologist at the Museum and Institute of Zoology at the Polish Academy of Sciences.
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Pierre Gros, a naturalist, emailed a picture to Jean-Lou Justine, a zoologist at the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris.
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Meanwhile, she strikes up what might seem to be a potentially intimate friendship with a rather shy zoologist named Dr. Sweet.
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Zoologist Steven Amstrup, of conservation nonprofit Polar Bears International, told Motherboard over email that while that's a comforting view, it's incorrect.
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She collected one and turned it over to Rafael Lemaitre, a zoologist at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington.
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Word of the Day : a zoologist who studies reptiles and amphibians _________ The word herpetologist has appeared in five articles on nytimes.
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There are three "professions," they explained: auror, magical zoologist, and professor ("if you're a bit of a goody-goody" — I resent that).
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A Conversation With Samuel K. Wasser, 62, a zoologist at the University of Washington, is a Sherlock Holmes of the wildlife trade.
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He would call his line Zoologist, and he would release a series of scents named for the wild creatures that inspired them.
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By the end of the season (bless this show), it is confirmed: Jackson Oz, renegade zoologist, can control animals with his mind.
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Zoologist Dodo The plant that animates this fragrance, which is inspired by the extinct birds of Mauritius Island, is the fiddlehead fern.
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Cooke, a noted zoologist and documentarian, devotes each of her chapters to a misunderstood creature, upending our assumptions and beliefs about animals.
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"Three thousands years ago, in ancient Egypt, high-status women enjoyed covering their nipples lavishly with gold paint," zoologist Desmond Morris writes.
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The Roots are said to have shown the American zoologist Dian Fossey, of "Gorillas in the Mist" fame, her first mountain gorillas.
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She was hoping, perhaps with the inconstancy that is typical of 13-year-olds, to be a zoologist when she grew up.
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Zoologist and local wildlife expert Mark Carter raised the issue stating that area was home to the federally protected black-footed rock wallaby.
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Herbert Spencer Jennings, an influential zoologist and early geneticist, made the same argument in his seminal 1906 book Behavior of the Lower Organisms.
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In Niki Caro's adaptation of Diane Ackerman's The Zookeeper's Wife, the protagonist listens in fascination and horror, as Lutz Heck—a German zoologist,
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You can translate your childhood passion for animals into a salary into a six-figure income by pursuing a career as a zoologist.
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The animal love is a family affair: Symond currently volunteers at the Oregon State Zoo, and hopes to one day be a zoologist.
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My father, a zoologist, had no more money than his modest salary from an English university; Mother taught at the local girls' school.
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After 40 years of rapid progress, the zoologist remains convinced he is still just scratching the surface of what his greenhouse guests can deliver.
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"We've learnt a totally new way of presenting rainforests to the world," says Andrew Mitchell, a British zoologist who runs the Global Canopy Programme.
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"It wasn't like it (the plastic) was in just a part of the stomach; it filled up the whole space," said zoologist Terje Lislevand.
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Ofer Tchernichovski is a Zoologist at Hunter College, The City University of New York Dalton Conley is a sociologist who teaches at Princeton University.
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From left, Tom Ford Lavender Extreme, Diptyque Eau de Minthe, 19-19963 Chronic, Les Colognes Louis Vuitton Cactus Garden, Heretic Dirty Grass, Zoologist Dodo.
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"Dodo embodies the green and herbaceous elements of a traditional fougère, but mixed with something strange and unexpected," said the Zoologist founder Victor Wong.
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The daguerreotypes were commissioned by Louis Agassiz, a Swiss-born zoologist and Harvard professor who is sometimes called the father of American natural science.
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In Tanzania, traditional practices have focused on harvesting wild honey rather than keeping managed hives, says Noah Mpunga, a zoologist with the Wildlife Conservation Society.
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Jim Fowler -- the famous zoologist who made tons of appearances alongside Johnny Carson on the 'Tonight Show' and made a cameo on "Seinfeld" -- has died.
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The collection compiles 450 of Haeckel's most consequential prints of flora and fauna, alongside trilingual commentary by zoologist Rainier Willman and art historian Julia Voss.
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To find out the function of these gaps, Dr. Schnell teamed up with Dave Johnson, a zoologist at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
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In the clip, the zoologist crawls through the tight spot, finds a 12-foot Oenpelli python and scuttles back to the cave's mouth with the animal.
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Some call the frog urine a type of antifreeze, but study co-author Jon Costanzo, a zoologist at Miami University in Ohio, bristles at that term.
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But none of this bothers Gaetan Borgonie, a Belgian zoologist who has dedicated his own life to finding organisms that survive in nature's most inhospitable conditions.
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While you've been going about your shit everyday life this week, Oxford University zoologist Dr Sammy de Grave has realized a long-held, much cherished ambition.
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Back in the late 19th century, the Swiss zoologist Emílio Goeldi had spotted megaliths — large monumental stones — on an expedition through Brazil's frontier with French Guiana.
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I was a weird kid, emphatically telling my parents I was going to be a paleontologist, or zoologist, or comedian, or perhaps a combination of the three.
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Led by zoologist James K. McIntyre, the expedition ran into local researchers from the University of Papua, who were also on the trail of the elusive dogs.
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According to Michael Knight, a zoologist at the South African Parks Unit who consulted for Colombia's Environment Ministry in 2009, only culling or castration are realistic options.
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"Everyone is acting like Zika is new, but it's just the latest in a series of similar events," says Bill Reisen, a zoologist at UC San Diego.
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The man was Jim Fowler, the zoologist and the former host of "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom," the pioneering nature procedural; the woman was his daughter, Carrie.
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But according to zoologist Bill Schutt's new book, Cannibalism: A Perfectly Natural History, the practice is a lot more complicated—and common—than starvation and violent crime.
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In his seminal 1981 study of the sport, "The Soccer Tribe," the zoologist Desmond Morris included the gesture in his catalog of 12 player reactions to defeat.
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Nobody knows the war is about to break out, but Hitler's star is rising, as is the star of his chief zoologist, Dr. Lutz Heck (Daniel Brühl).
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The late zoologist Stewart Keith Eltringham, who in his book The Hippos: Natural History and Conservation recounts several instances in which he, personally, was menaced by hippos.
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Of note, the zoologist Susan Crockford, who writes the blog "Polar Bear Science" found the critique in BioScience tantamount to "academic rape," as she wrote in a tweet.
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University of Cambridge zoologist David Labonte and several colleagues measured the size of those footpads relative to body surface area in 225 animals, ranging from mites to geckos.
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In fact, 80 percent of these blogs reference a single site, a blog by zoologist Susan Crockford, who has not published any peer-reviewed papers on polar bears.
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Jens Hellinger, a zoologist with Ruhr-University Bochum in Germany, and other researchers studied the school of flashlight fish in artificial coral reef tanks under various lab conditions.
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Martin Wikelski, a zoologist at the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology who was not involved in the research, cautioned that some questions about the birds were still unanswered.
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Jules Howard—a zoologist, writer, and broadcaster based in the UK—tackles some of these questions in his new book, Death on Earth: Adventures in Evolution and Mortality.
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Maybe it was the closet zoologist in me, who completed the degree but never worked a day in the field, trying to do my bit for animal conservation.
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It's 1939, and Antonina lives with her husband Jan (Johan Heldenbergh) and their young son on the grounds of the Warsaw Zoo, where Jan serves as head zoologist.
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"That's important because we're doing a lot of visual work in the deep sea now," says Mike Vecchione, a zoologist with Smithsonian who was not involved in the study.
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Robert celebrated his sixth birthday at a trampoline park with friends, and he said he wants to be a zoologist to help animals such as his pet fish, Racer.
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Here's a fact for you: When filming Jurassic Park, they used emus as stand-ins for the various two-legged dinosaurs, zoologist and emu expert Todd Green told National Geographic.
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Fowler worked at a raptor sanctuary in Florida before landing his show 'Wild Kingdom' in 1963 ... co-hosting with fellow zoologist Marlin Perkins before going solo from 1985 to 1988.
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Wolk plays the aforementioned renegade zoologist, who in season one was determined to end a series of mysterious animal attacks that seemed to hint toward a coordinated worldwide mutiny against humankind.
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The researchers also singled out Polar Bear Science, a blog run by Susan J. Crockford, a Canadian zoologist, as a primary source of dubious information about the status of polar bears.
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The Naked Ape (1967), another global best-seller from this era, was zoologist Desmond Morris's speculative anthropological study in which apes' body language and mating rituals highlight corresponding behaviors in humans.
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For this study, David Unwin, a paleobiologist at the University of Leicester, and Charles Deeming, a zoologist at the University of Lincoln, gathered evidence from 19 pterosaur embryos across four different species.
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"We assumed all of the [gibbon] species alive today were the ones alive in the past," said James Hansford, a zoologist at the Zoological Society of London who studied the gibbon skeleton.
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Upon Sara's death in 1817, Georges Cuvier, acclaimed French zoologist, dissected her body to substantiate physical anthropology hypotheses that claimed Black people were the "missing link" between human and non-human primates.
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They decide playing an old video game is better than cleaning up their school's storage space, and select their characters from the menu: a zoologist, a cryptographer, a commando, and an explorer.
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Crimes of Grindelwald sees the return of Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne), a magical zoologist who later becomes famous within the series for his indispensable guide to the magical creatures of the world.
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Las Vegas The scrap-metal "Mammoth," resembling something Mad Max would have built had he been a zoologist, started out as a Girl Scout project by the 16-year-old Tahoe Mack.
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Earlier this month, University of Cambridge zoologist David Labonte pointed out that geckos are the largest animals able to maneuver along vertical walls because of scaling limitations as animal body size increases.
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"It suggests the behavior could be hereditary, but it could also be other things such as learning or cultural transmission of behavior," said Kiyoko Gotanda, a zoologist at the University of Cambridge.
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The fish was collected in Sydney Harbour by the zoologist Edward Ramsay on December 12, 1882, brought to London in 1883 for the International Fisheries Exhibition, and donated afterward to the museum.
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When 18th-century naturalists, including famed English zoologist George Shaw, first saw the remains of an Australian platypus, they thought it was a hoax, a duck bill sewed onto a beaver body.
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The zoologist spends his days working in the wild, so he can shine a light on every type of animal out there, and, hopefully, inspire the world to protect all of these creatures.
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"Renegade zoologist" Jackson Oz (James Wolk) and his merry band of outcasts — including girl reporter Jamie (Kristen Connolly) and salty scientist Mitch (Billy Burke) — raced to save the planet from the animal virus.
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"It's complete garbage," says Edward Holmes, a zoologist at the University of Sydney's Institute for Infectious Diseases and Biosecurity, who specializes in emerging RNA viruses, a class that includes coronaviruses like 2019-nCoV.
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A zoologist treks through the Himalayas in search of a snow leopard — so elusive, she's called "the gray ghost" — in this thrilling and informative book that fleshes out a quest story with facts.
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After the invasion, Antonina and Jan are greeted with unctuous cordiality by Lutz Heck (Daniel Brühl), a suave Nazi zoologist who offers to transport the zoo's most prized animals to Berlin for safekeeping.
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The first of them, the Xujiahui Museum, was founded in 1868, by a French Jesuit priest and zoologist who combined his missionary work with collecting animal and plant specimens from the Yangtze Delta.
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Zoologist Regina Mossoti of the Endangered Wolf Center in Eureka, Missouri, has found that it might only take a few sterile gauzes soaked in urine to help the ladies get in the mood.
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"We have huge areas of what we think should be striped hyena habitat where we don't have any information," said Stephanie Dloniak, a zoologist at Michigan State University and chair of the specialist group.
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This iconic animal has become climate change's canary in the coal mine, but climate denier blogs love to claim the animals' numbers are booming, largely based on the claims of one Canadian zoologist blogger.
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"To me, it's a scandal that we don't pay more attention to native Hawaiian forest birds," Helen James, a vertebrate zoologist at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, told The Verge in an email.
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"There are other neurons that would prefer some of the other directions, but it's more than 50 percent of the neurons prefer that forward motion," lead author and zoologist Andrea Gaede explained to Motherboard.
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Allen Collins, a research zoologist with the National Marine Fisheries Service, says there have been more blooms of jellyfish in different parts of the world, but scientists are unsure if this is a worldwide event.
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This observation—termed "the Dehnel phenomenon"—was first reported by Polish zoologist August Dehnel in the early 20th century, and alternatively sounds like the title of next summer's poorest performing young adult science fiction film.
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If you are a zoologist who wants an algorithm that identifies jaguars and giraffes, said Fei-Fei Li, chief scientist inside the Google cloud group, all you have to do is supply the right images.
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Nalani Schnell, a zoologist at the French National Museum of Natural History, had already discovered that different groups of barbeled dragonfishes had an unusual gap between their heads and necks that other fishes don't have.
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The trailer gives more info on Newt's motivations in becoming a magi-zoologist (he's scared of having to work an office job) and leans in hard on the pure magical mayhem caused by Grindelwald's genocidal mania.
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Roosevelt's ant, also called Pheidole roosevelti This type of ant was discovered in Fiji in 1921 by William M. Mann, a famous entomologist and zoologist who was one of the directors of the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
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"Tardigrades in dry state can survive pressures up to 74,000 times the pressure we experience at sea level, so the [crash] impact should not be a problem for them," evolutionary zoologist Roberto Guidetti told Business Insider.
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"This animal was particularly unusual because it lacked the pigment cells, called chromatophores, typical of most cephalopods, and it did not seem very muscular," said Michael Vecchione, a research zoologist at NOAA's National Marine Fisheries Service.
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While Canada does not currently accept disillusioned American liberals as refugees, you may be able to qualify for a professional visa if you're a dairy scientist, accountant, or zoologist under the North American Free-Trade Agreement.
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The sequel to 221's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them once again stars Eddie Redmayne as zoologist and Hogwarts dropout Newt Scamander, as the wizarding world finds itself embroiled in a dangerous internal war.
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"If this analysis is correct, then this changes our whole idea of how this fascinating group of primates evolved," Phil Cox, a zoologist at the University of York who was not involved with the study, told Gizmodo.
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The best part of the live Late Show was the following visit from Will Ferrell, who appeared in character as some sort of zoologist, brought along exotic animals, and refused to discuss his role in Zoolander 2.
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A bachelor's degree in a subject like zoology, ecology, or wildlife biology is the minimum requirement to work as a zoologist, but many in this line of work chase advanced degrees and continue coursework throughout their careers.
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"We found that house cats have a two- to 10-times larger impact on wildlife than wild predators -- a striking effect," said Roland Kays, lead study author and zoologist at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences.
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This former aircraft carrier once transported the military, but this week the guests on board will include everyone from the baseball mascot Mr. Met to the zoologist Jarod Miller to the NASA spacewalk flight controller Allison Bolinger.
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"Jungle" played with the age-old kids-in-the-bodies-of-grown-ups conceit, but "The Next Level" switches things up by assigning DeVito's Eddie to Johnson's avatar, and Glover's Milo to Hart's diminutive zoologist, Mouse Finbar.
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