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Mosquitoes are important to the ecosystem as a food source for many birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and bats. Just because something is not useful to humans does not mean it is not useful to the rest of the planet.

Sounds like you want to be a Zoo Veterinarian or a Wildlife Veterinarian, not a Wildlife Biologist. Biologists are not doctors for animals and do not treat wild animals, veterinarians do. Wildlife biologists study animals in their natural habitat and may participate in animal management and...

I work as a wildlife biologist but I specialize in ornithology (birds), so mostly I work to save endangered bird species, although I do dabble in some bat work, reptile work, small mammal work, etc. My degree is in zoology, but many biologists have degrees in other things such as biology...

Lions and Cheetahs!

You should go to school majoring in biology, zoology, wildlife biology, wildlife management, or some other similar related subject and earn at least a Bachelor of Science degree. You can do a lot of your general ed in a community college and transfer to a 4 year college to take all your core...

If you want to make that kind of money you are in the wrong field. Sure, with an advanced degree and after being in the field for a while you could make that amount..but to start with only a B.S. and no experience you may not even be able to find employment..let alone starting at 60K a year...

With this degree you can get work with government agencies, non-profits, zoos, universities, museums, environmental consultant firms, etc. Experience counts for a lot in this field. I suggest you get as much hands-on experience while still in school to make yourself more marketable when you...

With this degree you can get work with government agencies, non-profits, zoos, universities, museums, environmental consultant firms, etc. Experience counts for a lot in this field. I suggest you get as much hands-on experience while still in school to make yourself more marketable when you...

I have a degree in zoology and work as a wildlife biologist..but you can also major in biology, wildlife management, etc. You would need a minimum of a Bachelor of Science degree plus lots of hands-on experience. You could seek employment with government agencies, non-profit organizations...