Most 'herp' careers involve a zoology degree with a specialization in varying areas, which usually boils down to a herp type of career by work experience. I go to Mich. State and they dont have a herpetology degree, but I am a zoology major and could kind of tailor that to herps by working around them moreso than other animals.
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yeah I think its called herptogist the study of reptiles,I think it takes like 6 years in school,somebody can correct me if Im wrong I wanted to be one & know my son wants to be one but who's got that kind of money for school for a job that probley don't pay very much
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My son wants to go to the University of Montana and major in wildlife biology with a minor in zoology. He'll then get his Master's in the field that he chooses to specialize in
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the study of reptiles,I think it takes like 6 years in school,somebody can correct me if Im wrong I wanted to be one & know my son wants to be one but who's got that kind of money for school for a job that probley don't pay very much
