A Zoology graduate studies animals, their behavior, physiology, ecology, evolution, and interactions with the environment. Typical responsibilities may include:Conducting field and laboratory research on animals and ecosystems.Collecting, identifying, and analyzing biological samples.Studying animal behavior, populations, habitats, and biodiversity.Assisting with wildlife and environmental conservation projects.Maintaining laboratory records and preparing research reports.Supporting animal-care, breeding, or rehabilitation programs.Using basic statistical and scientific tools to analyze data.Following laboratory, fieldwork, and animal-welfare safety procedures.Common job titles: Zoologist, Wildlife Assistant, Research Assistant, Laboratory Technician, Conservation Assistant, Environmental Field Officer, Animal Care Technician, and Biology/Zoology Educator.