Paleontologist

Duties Responsibilities: Paleontologists are scientists who study fossils, the remains of ancient organisms. This work provides sort of an insight into Earth's history, including climate changes, catastrophic events, evolution and geologic composition. Locating and excavating fossils is the most visible aspect of a paleontologist's work, but the identification, research and sharing of findings are all equally important components of the job.

Salary: Paleontologist has a salary annually of $97,000.

Education: They need to have a Bachelor’s Degree in Geology, Masters in Biology, Doctor of Philosophy in Biology, Degree Programs in Geoscience and Degree programs in Anthropology.

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Reflection: I would like to be a Paleontologist because the career interests me it sort of sparks my interest and I really like dinosaurs whether or not if they were real or if there are still bones out there. That is an interesting job to have. Also, you can also discovery new things to show at museums so it’s a win-win for everyone.