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**"An unknown hero who protects the Earth"**
Japanese zoologist and writer. He specializes in taxonomy and ecology, with a focus on mammals. Born in Tokyo, he graduated from Tokyo University of Fisheries (now Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology) and then worked as a special research student at the National Museum of Nature and Science and as a researcher at the Fuji Natural Zoo Association. Later, he participated in the conservation research of the Iriomote cat at the request of the Japan Wildlife Research Center and the Environment Agency, served as an animal commentator at Ueno Zoo, and held positions as director of the Japan Institute of Animal Science and the Japan Institute of Feline Animals. His books have sold over 3.5 million copies.
Q: What did you do?
Contribution through environmental protection activities and mammal research
Q: What are your famous works?
"Tracking Survey Method" and "Record of Earth's Extinct Animals" are famous.
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English Summary
**"An unknown hero who protects the Earth"**
Japanese zoologist and writer. Specializes in taxonomy and ecology with a focus on mammals. Born in Tokyo, he graduated from Tokyo University of Fisheries (now Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology) and then worked as a special research student at the National Museum of Nature and Science and as a researcher at the Fuji Natural Zoo Association. Later, he participated in the conservation research of the Iriomote cat at the request of the Japan Wildlife Research Center and the Environment Agency, served as an animal commentator at Ueno Zoo, and held positions as director of the Japan Institute of Animal Science and the Japan Institute of Feline Animals. His books have sold over 3.5 million copies.
Q: What did you do?
Contribution through environmental protection activities and mammal research
Q: What are your famous works?
``Tracking Survey Method'' and ``Record of Earth's Extinct Animals'' are famous.
Wikipedia: Tadaaki Imaizumi