Interview 16470 – Caption Index: 393
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What countries?… Read More
I went to Africa, first time. Read More
Where did you go on safari?… Read More
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Where did you go on safari?… Read More
I did safari at Benson’s, yes. Was that you were just bringing people, was part of an education program or how did- Well, yeah. I was doing a lot of talks and lectures around and I’d also did work with a lot science teachers. In Tufts, you went to Tufts… Read More
When you were at Benson’s you were going on safari?… Read More
Did you start doing continuation of your safari there?… Read More
Well, they gave me an opportunity to deal with several kinds of animals, like tigers and fishers and porcupines and then also elephant and camels and monkeys. Read More
Did you start doing, research or conservation?… Read More
Now, Benson’s has been called your zoological laboratory, what does that mean?… Read More
You had people cleaning the exhibits. Well, I had to do budgets, I didn’t clean unless I had to. You had a staff, quite big staff. I had animal staff A lot of college students. I had a veterinarian I worked with. Read More
What did you have to do daily?… Read More
When you took the job as director of the zoo, what were your day to day responsibilities?… Read More
It was a very old park. Mr. Benson, this is where a lot of the circus people came to train their animals, there was a big area there for elephants and covered rondovals for working horses and things like that. Mr. Benson had this private zoo and he had Colosus,… Read More
Tell me about the park, what did you find?… Read More
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So your family was happy to move?… Read More
Yeah. We had never owned a home, and that was something very attractive because he was going to give you a home. Part of the salary was a gift of the home upfront, not working it off or anything. It was upfront, this is your home, here’s the title. And… Read More