I remember when my mom taught me how to shave my armpits, she made sure to tell me that I should focus the razor only on the hairy part, and to be careful not to shave anywhere around it because it would make hair grow there. So basically, if I did, I'd end up with a huge patch of hair. I've always wondered, is that bullshit?
I've always wanted to work with animals for a career, and now I'm turning 18 in a couple weeks so I really need to start think of what the fuck I am actually going to do. I have an interest in engineering, it's one of my electives, I really enjoy it. And I really like biomedical engineering, just from the little bit I've learned about it. Is there anyone who is a biomedical engineer but for animals and not people? Is that feasible? I assume that of course I'll need a degree for biomedical engineering, but I'll also need a degree for animals biology or something similar. Any answers or advice is appreciated!