Simon's Animal Behavior Club

From the moment I became aware of the world, my life has been inseparable from all kinds of living creatures. From snails and ants in the flower beds to dragonflies by the water and butterflies among the blossoms, I have always been captivated by observing and interacting with them. As my connection with these creatures deepened, I realized that their seemingly insignificant bodies contain incredible adaptations, each a masterpiece of evolution rivaling human technological achievements.

Driven by this passion, I began collecting and studying species often overlooked by humans—reptiles, birds, arthropods, and even fish and crustaceans commonly seen as food. I firmly believe that whether in the wild or in captivity, every living being—no matter how small—is most beautiful when it exhibits its natural behaviors rather than stereotyped actions. The sense of fulfillment from witnessing this authenticity is beyond words.

Since the age of twelve, I have focused on the selective breeding of four pet lizard species, enhancing desirable traits while minimizing aggressive instincts toward humans, yielding remarkable results. Over time, I expanded my expertise to include the treatment of uncommon pet species, surgical techniques, specialized equipment, and end-of-life care. To share this knowledge and support like-minded individuals, I founded an online community—Simon's Animal Behavior Club—offering guidance and assistance to those who share my dedication to animal welfare and behavioral studies.