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What is an amature zoologist called?Moderator: BioTeam
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What is an amature zoologist called?Hi all, just wondering what somebody studying zoology, not as a profession, but rather for personal interest, is called? I guess the same question could be asked for botany too, and indeed other areas of biology. The term naturalist seems to have been used in the past but this seems to be outdated now. Is it as simple as say amateur zoologist etc?
I am power made flesh!
I dont think there are any specific terms for this sort of thing, but 'amateur zoologist/botanist' is quite nice.
"What are humans if they don't learn at University? Animals, yes."
^^One of my ex-girlfriends said that. I stress the ex part.
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On a side note, I find it very interesting that there is a whole forum dedicated to crickets. Wasn't there another thread a few months ago involving this? Well she had a cricket experiment & wanted ideas. Ok, I'm done rambling. K scienceboard.net
I have heard the term "armchair scientist" for someone that does something but doesn't actually have a degree, rather only free time and a lot of pasion
"I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. I want to understand the universe and answer the big questions, that is what keeps me going" - Stephen Hawking
what does armchair scientist entail? sitting in an armchair and reading/surfing the net about science? sounds fun to me..
In response to original topic:
NOOBOLOGIST What did the parasitic Candiru fish say when it finally found a host? - - "Urethra!!"
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