Hi!
The unimaginative title of this thread is due to lack of imagination!
Hello Zoobeat people
I've registered as Tsitika, my name's Laura. I have to admit I don't have much experience, zoo-wise, only having been to a few zoos myself. My 'home' zoo is the Toronto Zoo, and I love it (In a totally unbiased way, of course!). I also go frequently to Marineland in Niagara Falls, which I can freely admit is ridiculously run and of questionable quality. However I keep going back because I love their cetaceans and having watched many of their whales & belugas grow up, I can't tear myself away!
I've read some of the threads on this forum before and am always amazed at the knowledge and consideration of the posters! So I finally decided to join. The only animals I know about extensively are cetaceans, as I'm heading into university to study them, but for most species I am open to learning.
Anyway, I thought I'd post an introduction, as it seemed kind of odd to just appear out of nowhere and start posting
The unimaginative title of this thread is due to lack of imagination!
Hello Zoobeat people
I've registered as Tsitika, my name's Laura. I have to admit I don't have much experience, zoo-wise, only having been to a few zoos myself. My 'home' zoo is the Toronto Zoo, and I love it (In a totally unbiased way, of course!). I also go frequently to Marineland in Niagara Falls, which I can freely admit is ridiculously run and of questionable quality. However I keep going back because I love their cetaceans and having watched many of their whales & belugas grow up, I can't tear myself away!I've read some of the threads on this forum before and am always amazed at the knowledge and consideration of the posters! So I finally decided to join. The only animals I know about extensively are cetaceans, as I'm heading into university to study them, but for most species I am open to learning.
Anyway, I thought I'd post an introduction, as it seemed kind of odd to just appear out of nowhere and start posting
