One of the first types of people that pops in my head when I think about someone I’d like to interview is someone with a job I’ll probably never have but still think is really cool. Two of my main interests in life include animals and creating art/memories. I’d love to interview somebody who works around or with animals at a zoo or an aquarium, perhaps in a photographer position or something similar. Some of the questions I might ask include: Could you describe one of your typical workdays? What skills are required for your position on a day-to-day basis? What parts of your job do you find the most challenging? What do you find most enjoyable? Are there any negatives to your job? How many hours do you work in a typical week? How would you describe the corporate culture?
Hearing the truth about what it’s like to work at such an iconic Florida location would be very interesting to me.
Kaitlyn Hepp 
Hi Kaitlyn
This is an interesting topic to write about because some people are against animals being caged and others simply enjoy the show. I am going to tell you this right out the bat, there is always something negative about a job. However, if you love it then you wouldn’t really care about it. I would like to suggest to ask if that specific job is what they knew they would be doing now.
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Hello Kaitlyn,
The interview would be awesome because of going behind the scenes and seeing the animals in a different way then what people on the show side of a park or zoo see. you get to see where the magic happens. Maybe another area you could look at from an interview do the animals have a certain fear with humans or out of how many of the animals that the aquarium or zoo takes in goes back into the natural habitat? I think this interview would be really interesting and fun to do .
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