Intern Andrea’s Profile

Posted at 3:18 pm October 8, 2009 by Andrea

IMG_0719Hello, my name is Andrea and I am a senior here in sunny San Diego, California! I live with my mom, a dog, two cats, and a beta fish. I am entranced by a flock of wild parrots that fly past each day and the raccoons, opossums, and coyotes that stealthily lurk outside my home by night. From a young age, I’ve always felt an attachment to animals, which in part was fostered by my involvement in the dog care and training and veterinary science projects through a local 4-H club.

I am intrigued by the clockwork of an animal’s body, those hundreds of parts and systems meticulously working together to sustain a life. The detailed connection that exists between the members of the animal kingdom and the dependence of each species on one another never ceases to rekindle within me my passion for science. During my time as an intern, I will discover the many facets of animal-related science and enrich my awareness of the conservation efforts that happen on a day-to-day basis at the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park, and behind the scenes and in the field at San Diego Zoo’s Institute for Conservation Research.

When I have free time, I love to dance, boogie board at the beach, travel, and spend time with my loving friends and family.

I am a representative of the Real World Team.

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