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Motto:A person who loves learning never grows old.

Gerald Thompson, Ph.D., leads the Urban Wildlife Research Center in Austin, Texas, where he explores the behavioral patterns of urban wildlife adaptation. Previously, he has researched various species including raccoons, foxes, and urban birds.

Living with a parrot, a rabbit, and a turtle, Gerald has been captivated by animal intelligence since his college days. His main areas of interest lie in urban wildlife adaptation and comparative behavior. Through field observations and experiments, Gerald aims to uncover the adaptive behaviors that allow different species to thrive in human-altered environments.

A frequent lecturer on urban ecology, Gerald has also contributed to publications such as "The City Squirrel: Life Among the Skyscrapers" and "Unexpected Neighbors: The Secret Lives of Urban Wildlife." His work not only highlights the cleverness of animals but also promotes harmony between wildlife and city dwellers.

On a sunny afternoon in early April, Gerald can often be found in Zilker Park, engaging with local wildlife and inspiring others to appreciate the diverse fauna that shares the bustling cityscape of Austin.

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