Subject that you like

This semester i took the subject Bellydance, i was curious about it since a long time ago. I enjoy it because is just 1 hour to dance and relax. the teacher is a very good dancer. What i most like of bellydance is how it look, there is so many ways to dance it, with wings, tul, fan, and it look so beautiful with long fabrics. the music is also motivating. So i hope to learn about it.
The other subject that i like this semester, is biochemistry, because i dont know why i enjoy lerning about proteins, i belive that is more interesting than just elements (like in chemistry), proteins are everywhere and they are useful for our bodys, their are super important in diet, so lerning a little bit more i belive is useful. We didnt have the laboratories, that is not good, because we lose those, and maybe we need it in the future, but at least i hope to understand well the classes that the professors teached us.

Dr Evan Antin

He is a exotic animal veterinarian at Conejo Valley Veterinary Hospital in Thousan Oaks, California.
Dr Evan Antin hails from Kansas City .He went on to study evolutionary and ecological biology at the University of Colorado at Boulder an spent multiple semesters abroad in Australia and Tanzania to learn more abaut their respective ecosystems and fauna. And he got a doctorate from the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at Colorado State University.
In addition to his love for dogs and cats, Dr. Antin's passions lie in exotic animal medicine and interacting with exotic animals in their native habitats around the world. For more than a deceade Dr. Antin has made an effort to seek opportunities to work with wildlife on a domestic and international level to include locations such as Central America, Australia, New Zealand, South America, Eastern and South Africa, South East Asia and variety of Noth American ecosystems.The accomulation of Dr Antin's hands-on experience with exotic animals has prepared him exeptionally with their handling, husbandry, and enrichment. He is capable of caring for small, delicate animals; large, dangerous animals; and of course cats and dogs

A photograph you like

I like this picture because it was a funny day, learning a lot of things about rabbits. It was taken in june of this year, in the picture there is my friends Nancy and Thiare, and me, holding rabbits in the farm. The rabbits was mostly females, and very docile.
We were in Copba, learning how to clean , dewormer, and treat the rabbits; we also learn how to know when is a female rabbit or a male rabbit. I enjoy participating in Copba's operatives, because they are students (from olders years) who teach you, so they know how to explain things easily, and also is rewarding to know that i am doing something that is going to help the animals, for a better living.