A Zoo in My Luggage

Implications and Applications

• The book «A Zoo in My Luggage» describes Gerald Durrell's experience in collecting and transporting exotic animals for a zoo. In practice, this can be applied in the following areas: 1. Organizing expeditions for animal collection: the book provides insights into the logistics, preparation, and challenges faced by zoologists and naturalists. 2. Animal transportation: methods and approaches to safely transporting animals over long distances are described. 3. Creating and managing zoos: the book offers information on how to create conditions for housing various animal species, which is important for zoos and reserves. 4. Education and outreach: the book can be used as educational material for biology and zoology students, as well as for a wider audience interested in nature and animals. 5. Biodiversity conservation: it emphasizes the importance of preserving rare and endangered species, which is relevant for ecologists and conservation organizations.