Jurassic Park db forum

true.

SSJDinoTycoon42 wrote:that's true, most Paleontologists live their entire lives and never get the chance to work in the field

I wouldn't say most, but some do.

well, yeah you're probably right, i mean they probably need a lot of people for those digs

--which is why it's easy to become or get involved with Paleonologists

Work at McDonalds like Beaurd... Or like become a crackwhore.

Cody the Raptor wrote:Work at McDonalds like Beaurd... Or like become a crackwhore.

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[QUOTE:] Work at McDonalds like Beaurd... Or like become a crackwhore. [quote]

Are you always so stupid or is today a special occasion?

you know, to be a real palaeontologist you would have to go to college for about 12 years. if you look at the books, most of the people in it, about 7 in both the first and the second, have their doctorates. theirs Dr. Malcolm of theoretical mathematics, Dr. Grant of palaeontological studies, Dr. Sattler of Paleobotanical studies, Dr. Wu of Biogenetics, Dr. Levine of palaeontological studies, Dr. Thorne of mechanical engineering, and Dr. Harding of palaeontological and preditorial behavior. so as you can see, a doctorates may be good to have if you want anything to do with dinosaurs. personally im actually going for my doctorates in biogenetics with minors in palaeontological studies, theoretical mathematics, and psychology. that is unless my bussiness takes off, in which case i may have to postpone college for a while.

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to become a paleotologist u have to be goodin english cause english is the thing that leads to all type of work in university or college u need a degree in

geology and zoology oh yeh and be good at maths:)