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When comparing and contrasting zoologists to poachers there are many similarities and differences to look into. To get a better look at the situation let's compare an average months work for each occupation. The zoologists role will be covered in Gerald Durrell's The Whispering Land were Durrell himself is the actual zoologist. Your typical well-experienced hunter who goes after a variety of rare animals will cover the roles of the poacher. In The Whispering Land Durrell describes his adventures in obtaining wild life for his private zoo. When you think of a zoologist off in the back country searching for rare wild life thoughts come to mind of waterlogged rain forests and muddy swamps kind of like what you would see watching The Crocodile Hunter on PBS. This couldn't be farther from the truth. Durrell used a system in which he never got his hands dirty and was almost spoon-fed everything he needed. Durrell's adventures started off in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It was in this city where one of his toughest tasks took place, getting through customs. Once all of the busy paper work was completed Durrell was on his way to the backcountry. Durrell's first quest took him deep into the heart of South America where he was to
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Approximate Word count = 2046
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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