Being a zoologist does not of itself incur duties or responsibilities. They will follow from the exact terms of one's employment. A zoologist in a university department would have very different duties from one employed, say, at a wild animal sanctuary.
The tools of a zoologist are an education, a computer, a camera, medical equipment, books, microscopes, binoculars, and many more depending on where the zoologist works..
Yes she did, She work as a Zoologist, studying Chimpanzees Yes she did, She work as a Zoologist, studying Chimpanzees Yes she did, She work as a Zoologist, studying Chimpanzees
Not necessarily, no. A zoologist is a person with at least a 4 year degree in zoology. A zoologist can also be a veterinarian if he or she has completed a 4 year degree in veterinary medicine as well.
The worst part of being a zoologist is finding an animal that you cannot help. Being a zoologist is hard work, but those in the field are generally in it because they love what they do.