animal? science?
Q. i got a question about something like animal at different area of the world, have didferent skin color and say how to survive or wat? but can you explain why they have different color of skin and how they survive in the natural? thanx
Asked by C-crissy - Thu Mar 6 20:39:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animals have different color skin/fur, to help blend in to their natural environment to be able to camoflage from their predators, and be able to sneak up on their prey
Answered by iwontbedefeated - Thu Mar 6 20:43:37 2008
Q. i got a question about something like animal at different area of the world, have didferent skin color and say how to survive or wat? but can you explain why they have different color of skin and how they survive in the natural? thanx
Asked by C-crissy - Thu Mar 6 20:39:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animals have different color skin/fur, to help blend in to their natural environment to be able to camoflage from their predators, and be able to sneak up on their prey
Answered by iwontbedefeated - Thu Mar 6 20:43:37 2008
What is the difference between animal science and zoology?
Q. I found animal science in major of agriculture, and zoology in major of biology. They sound like the same... Is animal science major for being a vet?
Asked by okiron - Thu Nov 23 21:10:58 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal science deals with domesticated animals - breeding, care, etc. It is a kind of applied zoology. Zoology covers the animal kingdom in general, from a purely biological perspective. Of course that is a very large field of study, so there are many specialized fields within zoology, like mammalogy, ornithology, herpetology, icthyology, entomology, etc.
Answered by PaulCyp - Fri Nov 24 01:35:16 2006
Q. I found animal science in major of agriculture, and zoology in major of biology. They sound like the same... Is animal science major for being a vet?
Asked by okiron - Thu Nov 23 21:10:58 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal science deals with domesticated animals - breeding, care, etc. It is a kind of applied zoology. Zoology covers the animal kingdom in general, from a purely biological perspective. Of course that is a very large field of study, so there are many specialized fields within zoology, like mammalogy, ornithology, herpetology, icthyology, entomology, etc.
Answered by PaulCyp - Fri Nov 24 01:35:16 2006
What is the difference between the animal science and animal biology majors?
Q. I want to apply to UC Davis but I'm not sure what the difference is between the animal science and animal biology majors. i want to be a vet...
Asked by silverstardust_16 - Mon Mar 1 14:38:38 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal Science usually has a greater focus on agricultural animal management/efficiency/nut rition than animal biology, which focuses more on the actual physical structures/chemical pathways, cell bio, evolution and behavior. There is a lot of overlap (similar base courses), but animal science is more closely related to animals tied in to the economy.
Answered by nekospiritfire - Mon Mar 1 15:27:25 2010
Q. I want to apply to UC Davis but I'm not sure what the difference is between the animal science and animal biology majors. i want to be a vet...
Asked by silverstardust_16 - Mon Mar 1 14:38:38 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal Science usually has a greater focus on agricultural animal management/efficiency/nut rition than animal biology, which focuses more on the actual physical structures/chemical pathways, cell bio, evolution and behavior. There is a lot of overlap (similar base courses), but animal science is more closely related to animals tied in to the economy.
Answered by nekospiritfire - Mon Mar 1 15:27:25 2010
What kind of career will a major in animal science get me?
Q. I have been thinking of majoring in Animal Science, but I'm not sure if it will get me the kind of career I want. I want to work with wildlife, like wildlife rehabilitation. I just want to be able to help injured wildlife. Will a major in Animal Science get me into this kind of field?
Asked by crazzysinger - Fri Aug 28 21:02:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only good thing about helping animals is that they won't sue you. The bad thing is that no one will pay you either, unless you're feeding them to be eaten later. There are people that live on animal reserves in Africa who help injured animals. They are paid little, live in huts, and maintain tourism. Apart from eating, animals have the following uses: maintaining the environment and researching special compounds/poisons used for drugs (either by testing on or extracting from, e.g. venom from snakes is used for certain drugs) There's not a big market for wildlife rehabilitation
Answered by Robert - Sat Aug 29 23:55:06 2009
Q. I have been thinking of majoring in Animal Science, but I'm not sure if it will get me the kind of career I want. I want to work with wildlife, like wildlife rehabilitation. I just want to be able to help injured wildlife. Will a major in Animal Science get me into this kind of field?
Asked by crazzysinger - Fri Aug 28 21:02:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only good thing about helping animals is that they won't sue you. The bad thing is that no one will pay you either, unless you're feeding them to be eaten later. There are people that live on animal reserves in Africa who help injured animals. They are paid little, live in huts, and maintain tourism. Apart from eating, animals have the following uses: maintaining the environment and researching special compounds/poisons used for drugs (either by testing on or extracting from, e.g. venom from snakes is used for certain drugs) There's not a big market for wildlife rehabilitation
Answered by Robert - Sat Aug 29 23:55:06 2009
What can I do with an Animal Science Degree?
Q. I am getting a degree in Animal Science but I need some more ideas of what I could do with that degree. Thanks!
Asked by Adam - Tue Aug 22 21:47:01 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. teacher, FFA teacher, county agent, animal research, vet...good luck
Answered by Almost a Mommy - Tue Aug 22 21:54:09 2006
Q. I am getting a degree in Animal Science but I need some more ideas of what I could do with that degree. Thanks!
Asked by Adam - Tue Aug 22 21:47:01 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. teacher, FFA teacher, county agent, animal research, vet...good luck
Answered by Almost a Mommy - Tue Aug 22 21:54:09 2006
Can I use my degree in animal science to become a veterinary technician?
Q. I always have been interested in becoming a veterinary technician, and I am currently attending a four year college (Virginia Tech) and plan on graduating with a degree in Animal Science. If I take the license test (not sure what's it's called) to become a technician, is that all I have to do upon graduation? Thanks guys!!
Asked by Cathryn - Sun Apr 15 21:28:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i go to a community college where we have a vet tech program and it seems like there would be some other qualifications since they put in long hours at the clinic for hands on training. BUt it would have to do with your state licensing board i guess. They learn lots of things like catheters and iv's very specific to what they would do while at work.
Answered by gem753 - Sun Apr 15 21:34:38 2007
Q. I always have been interested in becoming a veterinary technician, and I am currently attending a four year college (Virginia Tech) and plan on graduating with a degree in Animal Science. If I take the license test (not sure what's it's called) to become a technician, is that all I have to do upon graduation? Thanks guys!!
Asked by Cathryn - Sun Apr 15 21:28:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i go to a community college where we have a vet tech program and it seems like there would be some other qualifications since they put in long hours at the clinic for hands on training. BUt it would have to do with your state licensing board i guess. They learn lots of things like catheters and iv's very specific to what they would do while at work.
Answered by gem753 - Sun Apr 15 21:34:38 2007
what kind of jobs can i get with an animal science associates degree?
Q. i will be getting an associates degree in animal science for now, what kind of jobs can i work with?
Asked by just a person - Fri Mar 2 18:42:57 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several: -veterinary technician (several specialities) -laboratory animal technician -entry level zookeeper -farm hand for livestock -research assistant -animal care technician -science lab assistant -cooperative extension staff member -pet store manager -animal breeder -personal dog trainer (specialty) -QA manager for food safety
Answered by Hauntedfox - Fri Mar 2 21:45:30 2007
Q. i will be getting an associates degree in animal science for now, what kind of jobs can i work with?
Asked by just a person - Fri Mar 2 18:42:57 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are several: -veterinary technician (several specialities) -laboratory animal technician -entry level zookeeper -farm hand for livestock -research assistant -animal care technician -science lab assistant -cooperative extension staff member -pet store manager -animal breeder -personal dog trainer (specialty) -QA manager for food safety
Answered by Hauntedfox - Fri Mar 2 21:45:30 2007
What classes should I take in high school for animal science?
Q. What classes should I take in high school for a career animal science? I think i would want to do something with companion animals or horses. Or working with service animals,
Asked by Kelly - Fri Apr 4 20:34:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Biology, physics and any other life science courses that are offered. You also need math through at least Alg II.
Answered by Anna P - Fri Apr 4 21:13:19 2008
Q. What classes should I take in high school for a career animal science? I think i would want to do something with companion animals or horses. Or working with service animals,
Asked by Kelly - Fri Apr 4 20:34:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Biology, physics and any other life science courses that are offered. You also need math through at least Alg II.
Answered by Anna P - Fri Apr 4 21:13:19 2008
What careers could I have if I were to major in Animal Science?
Q. What careers and their descriptions could I have if I were to major in Animal Science, Wildlife Study, Animal Behavior, and the likes?Also, what colleges close to the NE offer these?
Asked by Flying High - Sun Dec 10 21:46:30 2006 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm not sure which colleges would offer it, but every college will have a biology department. Biology is the foundation of all the fields you listed. Perhaps you should consider that, if you have an interest in life and studying living things. For careers, there are numerous careers you could enter with a degee in animal studies. You could be a field researcher, work at a zoo, work for a veterinarian's office, work for government environmental agencies, and work in universities as a researcher or professor to name a few.
Answered by but_ya_are_blanche - Sun Dec 10 21:51:40 2006
Q. What careers and their descriptions could I have if I were to major in Animal Science, Wildlife Study, Animal Behavior, and the likes?Also, what colleges close to the NE offer these?
Asked by Flying High - Sun Dec 10 21:46:30 2006 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm not sure which colleges would offer it, but every college will have a biology department. Biology is the foundation of all the fields you listed. Perhaps you should consider that, if you have an interest in life and studying living things. For careers, there are numerous careers you could enter with a degee in animal studies. You could be a field researcher, work at a zoo, work for a veterinarian's office, work for government environmental agencies, and work in universities as a researcher or professor to name a few.
Answered by but_ya_are_blanche - Sun Dec 10 21:51:40 2006
What career can one pursue with a Animal Science degree?
Q. I am going for vet. But once my 4 years are up I will have a animal science degree and im curious as to what else I could do with it?
Asked by kimlulz - Mon Apr 20 19:52:38 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can get work as a researcher for a company that makes food, products or medicines for animals developing new products or improving on existing ones. you can also teach classes in the general ed sector of veterinary medicine, oh and broadcasting for television or other publications such as blogs or magazines targeted at animals and their care
Answered by miss k - Mon Apr 20 20:03:30 2009
Q. I am going for vet. But once my 4 years are up I will have a animal science degree and im curious as to what else I could do with it?
Asked by kimlulz - Mon Apr 20 19:52:38 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can get work as a researcher for a company that makes food, products or medicines for animals developing new products or improving on existing ones. you can also teach classes in the general ed sector of veterinary medicine, oh and broadcasting for television or other publications such as blogs or magazines targeted at animals and their care
Answered by miss k - Mon Apr 20 20:03:30 2009
If you have an Animal Science Degree (bachelors) how would you become a veterinary technician?
Q. If you go to a college or university and receive your bachelor's degree in Animal Science, how can you become licensed and certified to be a veterinary technician?
Asked by Kris - Sun Nov 25 16:57:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You take a test for certification.
Answered by Vicente - Mon Nov 26 10:44:18 2007
Q. If you go to a college or university and receive your bachelor's degree in Animal Science, how can you become licensed and certified to be a veterinary technician?
Asked by Kris - Sun Nov 25 16:57:44 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You take a test for certification.
Answered by Vicente - Mon Nov 26 10:44:18 2007
The difference between zoology and animal science?
Q. I know that within the major of zoology, there are sub-sciences like mammalogy, ornithology, herpetology, icthyology, entomology, etc. But what are the topics taught in animal science? I'm trying to find a major that includes the study of animal behavior/animal psychology.
Asked by and she said.... - Mon Aug 20 22:23:34 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal science deals primarily with raising domesticated animals like livestock. Some knowledge of zoology is of course necessary to work in this field. But zoology itself is the study of animals as organisms, whereas animal science deals mainly with animals as economic resources.
Answered by PaulCyp - Tue Aug 21 12:44:14 2007
Q. I know that within the major of zoology, there are sub-sciences like mammalogy, ornithology, herpetology, icthyology, entomology, etc. But what are the topics taught in animal science? I'm trying to find a major that includes the study of animal behavior/animal psychology.
Asked by and she said.... - Mon Aug 20 22:23:34 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal science deals primarily with raising domesticated animals like livestock. Some knowledge of zoology is of course necessary to work in this field. But zoology itself is the study of animals as organisms, whereas animal science deals mainly with animals as economic resources.
Answered by PaulCyp - Tue Aug 21 12:44:14 2007
What univ/colleges have animal science as a major?
Q. Does anybody know of any colleges or universities that have animal science, pre-veterinary, or veterinary medicine as a undergraduate major? I keep googling and keep getting the same 10 schools but I know there has to be more than that...thanks in advance!
Asked by Ms Dutchess - Sun May 23 16:28:39 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. University of Minnesota Twin Cities and University of Minnesota Crookston both have Animal Science undergraduate programs. Pre-Veterinary Medicine is not really a "major" but more of just the list of classes you need to take. I am planning to attend Veterinary school and am currently majoring in Biology. Did you know for most Vet schools you can major in anything? People most commonly major in a science, but some major in music, art, history, etc. Good luck!
Answered by S J S - Sun May 23 19:15:32 2010
Q. Does anybody know of any colleges or universities that have animal science, pre-veterinary, or veterinary medicine as a undergraduate major? I keep googling and keep getting the same 10 schools but I know there has to be more than that...thanks in advance!
Asked by Ms Dutchess - Sun May 23 16:28:39 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. University of Minnesota Twin Cities and University of Minnesota Crookston both have Animal Science undergraduate programs. Pre-Veterinary Medicine is not really a "major" but more of just the list of classes you need to take. I am planning to attend Veterinary school and am currently majoring in Biology. Did you know for most Vet schools you can major in anything? People most commonly major in a science, but some major in music, art, history, etc. Good luck!
Answered by S J S - Sun May 23 19:15:32 2010
How strange would it be to major in Animal Science if you're in Pre-Physical Therapy?
Q. Next year I'll be transferring to a 4 year college for Pre-Physical Therapy. Their website states that you can choose any major you'd like and they list a few that most students go with. But I want to eventually get into therapuetic horseback riding and see if I can incorporate that with my Physical Therapy training. As long as I have the core required classes, I should be able to take some Animal Science classes too, right? Or is that too far off the physical therapy track?
Asked by Kismet - Mon Oct 1 12:26:54 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is nothing wrong with this...I've known PTs who completed their undergraduate degree in dance, art and actuary science...go for it!
Answered by mistify - Mon Oct 1 18:01:39 2007
Q. Next year I'll be transferring to a 4 year college for Pre-Physical Therapy. Their website states that you can choose any major you'd like and they list a few that most students go with. But I want to eventually get into therapuetic horseback riding and see if I can incorporate that with my Physical Therapy training. As long as I have the core required classes, I should be able to take some Animal Science classes too, right? Or is that too far off the physical therapy track?
Asked by Kismet - Mon Oct 1 12:26:54 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is nothing wrong with this...I've known PTs who completed their undergraduate degree in dance, art and actuary science...go for it!
Answered by mistify - Mon Oct 1 18:01:39 2007
Where can I find animal science programs in England?
Q. I would like to eventually become a professor of veterinary science. In the states I would need a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine as well as a PhD in animals sciences. I am having trouble figuring out if the same goes for universities in England. It is my dream to go to school in England. The more prestigious the better. Does Cambridge have a pre-veterinary course of study? One would think they would since they have a vet school. This wasn't exactly a focused question but I guess what I am looking for is an explanation of the pre-veterinary experience in England.
Asked by kelszoids - Sun Aug 8 23:37:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They don't have a pre-vet program because there is no pre-vet equivalent in England. They go straight from doing their A-levels into vet school. Vet school there is an undergraduate program and takes 5 years.
Answered by altaira_3 - Mon Aug 9 13:42:07 2010
Q. I would like to eventually become a professor of veterinary science. In the states I would need a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine as well as a PhD in animals sciences. I am having trouble figuring out if the same goes for universities in England. It is my dream to go to school in England. The more prestigious the better. Does Cambridge have a pre-veterinary course of study? One would think they would since they have a vet school. This wasn't exactly a focused question but I guess what I am looking for is an explanation of the pre-veterinary experience in England.
Asked by kelszoids - Sun Aug 8 23:37:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They don't have a pre-vet program because there is no pre-vet equivalent in England. They go straight from doing their A-levels into vet school. Vet school there is an undergraduate program and takes 5 years.
Answered by altaira_3 - Mon Aug 9 13:42:07 2010
Has anyone studied animal science at university/college?
Q. I'm thinking about studying this at university next year. What do you think of the course? If you've finished, what career do you have now? Whilst studying animal science, did you need knowledge of chemistry and advanced mathematics? Thanks so much!
Asked by SarahJ - Wed Jul 29 04:24:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i study animal science all the time! humans are fascinating creatures!
Answered by Cyndy - Wed Jul 29 04:32:26 2009
Q. I'm thinking about studying this at university next year. What do you think of the course? If you've finished, what career do you have now? Whilst studying animal science, did you need knowledge of chemistry and advanced mathematics? Thanks so much!
Asked by SarahJ - Wed Jul 29 04:24:34 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i study animal science all the time! humans are fascinating creatures!
Answered by Cyndy - Wed Jul 29 04:32:26 2009
Animal Science classes of something else?
Q. OKay i graduated high school in 2006, i am a single mom thinking about going back to school. I want to work with animals, zoo or vet, etc.. the junior college near my home offers Intro to Animal Science and Ag. classes, is that the only classes I should take or is there anything else that would really help? Im not wanting to go all out, just take a few classes to help me learn more about it.
Asked by Allys Mom! - Wed May 27 11:56:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any kind of work with animals is very competitive. Just a few classes might be ok if you want to work at a shelter, a pet store, a vet assistant, work at a petting zoo, or other jobs that don't require a degree. Also these jobs that don't require a degree don't usually pay well. If you want to be a zookeeper or veterinarian you NEED a degree, not just a few classes. You could become a Vet Tech through distance learning. i want a job with animals, but not a vet. Help?
Answered by Heather H - Thu May 28 08:49:12 2009
Q. OKay i graduated high school in 2006, i am a single mom thinking about going back to school. I want to work with animals, zoo or vet, etc.. the junior college near my home offers Intro to Animal Science and Ag. classes, is that the only classes I should take or is there anything else that would really help? Im not wanting to go all out, just take a few classes to help me learn more about it.
Asked by Allys Mom! - Wed May 27 11:56:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any kind of work with animals is very competitive. Just a few classes might be ok if you want to work at a shelter, a pet store, a vet assistant, work at a petting zoo, or other jobs that don't require a degree. Also these jobs that don't require a degree don't usually pay well. If you want to be a zookeeper or veterinarian you NEED a degree, not just a few classes. You could become a Vet Tech through distance learning. i want a job with animals, but not a vet. Help?
Answered by Heather H - Thu May 28 08:49:12 2009
What careers can an Animal Science degree lead to?
Q. I'm majoring in Animal Science at A&M and am curious as to which job oppurtunities they could lead to.
Asked by Alex E - Sun May 20 23:29:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It might open more doors than what you think. With your talents to learn and past tests. You are more likely to be hired at some company that requires allot of learning. In the other words, it increases you hiring luck.
Answered by Mattman - Sun May 20 23:43:16 2007
Q. I'm majoring in Animal Science at A&M and am curious as to which job oppurtunities they could lead to.
Asked by Alex E - Sun May 20 23:29:23 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. It might open more doors than what you think. With your talents to learn and past tests. You are more likely to be hired at some company that requires allot of learning. In the other words, it increases you hiring luck.
Answered by Mattman - Sun May 20 23:43:16 2007
Becoming a K-9 officer, previous degree in animal science?
Q. Right now I'm in the middle of finishing my animal science degree in veterinary technology, but that is not my real passion. My real passion is to become a K-9 police officer. I know this position is highly sought after, and I also plan on having at least an associates degree in criminal justice. Will this help my chances of becoming a K-9 officer? Or will my previous education not do anything to help me? I get that I need to be promoted in to the position, but once I get that far will my degree help?
Asked by supernatural_luver - Tue Jun 29 21:49:28 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Having a college degree can help you become a police officer. Some police departments require candidates to have a certain number of college credits or a college degree, and some do not. Many of the departments that don't require candidates to have a degree, prefer them to. Having a degree may not help you become a K9 handler, but it surely won't hurt! Best of luck!
Answered by J.W. - Sat Jul 3 19:48:57 2010
Q. Right now I'm in the middle of finishing my animal science degree in veterinary technology, but that is not my real passion. My real passion is to become a K-9 police officer. I know this position is highly sought after, and I also plan on having at least an associates degree in criminal justice. Will this help my chances of becoming a K-9 officer? Or will my previous education not do anything to help me? I get that I need to be promoted in to the position, but once I get that far will my degree help?
Asked by supernatural_luver - Tue Jun 29 21:49:28 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Having a college degree can help you become a police officer. Some police departments require candidates to have a certain number of college credits or a college degree, and some do not. Many of the departments that don't require candidates to have a degree, prefer them to. Having a degree may not help you become a K9 handler, but it surely won't hurt! Best of luck!
Answered by J.W. - Sat Jul 3 19:48:57 2010
animal science and mangement information?
Q. i want to major in animal science but i found on the UC Davis website that they offer an Aninal Science AND Management B.S degree. So is it a mixed of animal and business? What jobs can you do with this degree and what is the average salary?
Asked by whitechocoloco - Fri Sep 19 15:59:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Their link for "Career & Internship Opportunities" doesn't open up any thing for me so I don't know for sure what jobs. Most likely it will relate to the Agriculture industry. You could also get this degree and then continue on to a vet school, then you'd be a Veterinarian. overview of the major the Animal Science and Management major focuses on preparing students for a management career in agribusiness and related industries. The major provided an extensive base of courses in agribusiness, including marketing, economics, and accounting. At the same time, the student receives foundation courses in the animal sciences. The Bachelor of Science program in Animal Science and Management has attracted students who want a fundamental… [cont.]
Answered by Heather H - Sat Sep 20 06:25:38 2008
Q. i want to major in animal science but i found on the UC Davis website that they offer an Aninal Science AND Management B.S degree. So is it a mixed of animal and business? What jobs can you do with this degree and what is the average salary?
Asked by whitechocoloco - Fri Sep 19 15:59:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Their link for "Career & Internship Opportunities" doesn't open up any thing for me so I don't know for sure what jobs. Most likely it will relate to the Agriculture industry. You could also get this degree and then continue on to a vet school, then you'd be a Veterinarian. overview of the major the Animal Science and Management major focuses on preparing students for a management career in agribusiness and related industries. The major provided an extensive base of courses in agribusiness, including marketing, economics, and accounting. At the same time, the student receives foundation courses in the animal sciences. The Bachelor of Science program in Animal Science and Management has attracted students who want a fundamental… [cont.]
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