As a zoologist, I explore the fascinating world of animals and their habitats. My research spans animal behavior, species distribution, and biodiversity, focusing on mammals, birds, and marine life. Using tools like remote sensing, DNA analysis, and field surveys, I study how climate change, habitat destruction, and pollution impact ecosystems. From tracking migration patterns to modeling ecological shifts, my work bridges psychology, conservation policy, and evolutionary biology. Beyond science, I draw inspiration for biomimicry, habitat restoration, and eco-tourism, aiming to protect wildlife and restore balance to nature in an ever-changing world.