Red, red, red

She's the Scarlet Witch, although i first knew of her in Avengers: Age of Ultron her backstory and development in the movie had me amazed on how powerful she is and her relationship with vision <3 i really hope to see more of her soon in the last avengers movie 

a tiny tiny world

My favourite subject of this semester is histology, at first i thought that it would be difficult to learn something that is so dense and complicated, but it turns out that i enjoyed all the lessons, even the theoretical classes. Is like a discover a new world full of tiny things that looks so useless but when you start to comprehend their function, you understand that what are you looking at is looking at one of the mos little life machines that exists.
In laboratory classes i love to see every single detail in the microscope, it took me a while but i learnt how to use it, and now i´m able to identify a wide amount of structures and cells.
It also this subject made me improve my studying routine, because every week we have a quiz and i need to stay up to date to understand everything and could made a good quiz.
Another thing that i love about histology is that we need this method in basically the rest of the career, to find new tipes of cell, discover and preventing diseases and try to come up with new techniques and methods to make the life of animals much better.

Yukon Vet

Dr. Michelle Oakley is the only all-species vet for hundreds of miles in the Yukon Territory in Northern Canada, and she runs her animal clinic in the village of Haines Junction.

An Indiana-native, she earned her undergraduate degree in zoology at the University of Michigan. While studying there, she took her first trip to the Yukon as a field assistant on an arctic ground squirrel ecology study. During that trip, she met and fell in love with local wildland firefighter Shane Oakley, who kept referring to her as "squirrel girl." After marrying Shane, she graduated from Atlantic Veterinary College in 2000 with a doctorate in veterinary medicine, and shortly after that worked for 9 years as the wildlife veterinarian & regional biologist for Yukon's Fish & Wildlife department. Dr. Oakley also interned at the Calgary Zoo, where she regularly returns to provide relief vet services. She works as an on-call vet for the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, and the American Bald Eagle Foundation. She runs specialized wildlife capture and conservation programs throughout Canada, and also in Scandinavia, Sri Lanka and Europe.

What she does?

She can perform surgeries on bears, hunt down sick endangered animals or anesthetize with a dart a bison. And taking care of the farm animals that requires her help.  

Personally i like her job because she is able to interact, even indirectly, with bears. I love bears and one day i hope to work with bears and learn more about them.