Like Ross from Friends!

My son just emerged from his dinosaur phase. Who knows, he might get sucked back into it again.

Is the paleontology industry a viable one? Are there still bones to be found?

My daughter loves science to. She gets upset whenever they don't have a science lesson in school.

She's already made up her mind about being a paleontologist when she grows up, which would be a pretty sweet job.

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“Dad, hurry up!” my son exclaimed urgently, beckoning me to leave the house. Today was the day on which he would be greeted by the school’s ant colony for the first time. He was very eager to pluck the head of a cricket and feed the ants with its body.

My son has always had a keen interest in Science. Most parents want their children to be doctors or surgeons. For children who prefer to be on the move, their parents may want them to be paramedics so that they can help people at the scene of accidents. Parents whose children have an empathetic side will want their children to be nurses.

“What happens if my son wants to be an ant specialist?” this intriguing thought suddenly came to my mind. Already, young people who aspire to become vets must pursue veterinary degrees in overseas countries. If my son were to sustain his passion for ants, who knows which path he would have to undertake in the future.

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“Dad, hurry up!” my son exclaimed urgently, beckoning me to leave the house. Today was the day on which he would be greeted by the school’s ant colony for the first time. He was very eager to pluck the head of a cricket and feed the ants with its body.

My son has always had a keen interest in Science. Most parents want their children to be doctors or surgeons. For children who prefer to be on the move, their parents may want them to be paramedics so that they can help people at the scene of accidents. Parents whose children have an empathetic side will want their children to be nurses.

“What happens if my son wants to be an ant specialist?” this intriguing thought suddenly came to my mind. Already, young people who aspire to become vets must pursue veterinary degrees in overseas countries. If my son were to sustain his passion for ants, who knows which path he would have to undertake in the future.