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Zookeepers care for and maintain various animal species in facilities like zoos, nature parks, and wildlife sanctuaries. They often specialize in certain types of animals and are responsible for cleaning enclosures and supervising feeding. A bachelor's degree in biology or zoology is typically required, with some employers preferring a master's degree. Zookeeper salaries range from $14,400 to $29,950 annually depending on the facility, location, and individual's experience level, and benefits usually include paid time off and health insurance.
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