Something that I was curious about when I was younger is the way of life of big cats. For example lions and cheetahs. I think I am still interested in this topic but I am not as interested in it as I was when I was younger. Since I usually asked my dad about this topic and he wasn’t quite educated in this field I wouldn’t really get an answer to my questions. I think this made me more curious because I felt the need to know. How was it that these animals survived in the conditions and environment they lived in? Eventually I started watching Youtube videos about these animals on national geographic, this helped answer most of my questions. I think after getting the answers to my questions I began to do less research into the topic because I felt well educated and satisfied with what I had learnt. I think I still have some interest in these animals today because I believe that there is always new information and I love learning about these animals. I think the school system had a negative impact on my curiosity. I believe this because I remember when I first moved to the U.S and learning about the school system I began to ask less questions since a lot of time teachers didn’t care or they wouldn’t take out time to answer those questions. Now I rarely ask questions in class or if I do have a question I would usually just resort to searching it up after class. So I do believe that the school system had a negative impact on my curiosity today.
