I hope that I have done that much by the time I am your age. I have worked at two zoos and two private "zoos". I grew up working for different importers and got a lot of experience with a lot of different animals. I focus mainly on turtles and read, listen, watch, learn as much as I can about anything that has to do with them. I understand and use the process you are talking about. I haven't traveled for them yet but I have China in my sights for next year, rafetus swinhoei is a must observe species for me. Africa after that, cycloderma and cyclonorbis are another must observe for me. I am studying everything about giant soft shells, they are the most interesting animals to me, especially the ones that get as big as car hoods. I keep many species but I'm designing my building for housing and maintaining 3 different species of them. I produce 1000's of babies every year and sell everything over seas.
King snakes a just for fun, they are cool and I only keep species and localities from Florida. So when you say something like king snakes are social animals and like to live and eat together, something I have neve heard, I think, let me ask why. If you don't know or don't want to share, it's cool, you still feel the need to defend yourself and that's worth reading all this.
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