What types of degrees are held by people who study not just animals, but their lifestyles and behaviours?
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With Shark Week going on, I can use that as a general example. If I wanted to do those types of things with animals (tagging, tracking movement, studying behaviours/diet/habitats/etc.) is a zoology degree good enough or would something more specific be better?
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Answer:
Zoology and Ecology seem to be the main ones. If you want to study primates as a model for human behavior, Anthropology, Psychology or maybe even sociology would work too.
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