While a lot of undergraduates live with loud roommates, 24-year-old Nikolai shares his home with over 600 noisy animals. It is no1 he is continuously getting interrupted.
Twenty years ago his parents bought a zoo in Denmark and started the first zoo and rescue centre for animals. Two years ago his dad unfortunately2 cancer and he was out on his own as a game developer. So he3 came home again to his mother to. 4 the zoo and attend to the 600 animals.
Owning a zoo is busywork with Nikolai taking on many—5 :feeding, cleaning and playing with the animals. 600 animals may sound like 6 but Nikolai actually wants the zoo to7 . He hopes to8 his parents' goal and make it the greatest rescue centre for 9 animals in all of Europe.
"As it is a rescue zoo, everything10 a little bit differently than it did in the 11 zoos. Because in general zoos, it usually has 12 animals. We feel a need and a(n)13 to help where we can. Thus, we 14 the zoo into a rescue zoo instead," Nikolai once said. And that means taking in animals that has been treated15 or has been in laboratories. And some of our animals may have some scars and some16 that we have to deal with or treat.
Having to support his mother and the zoo, Nikolai has come up with a17 way to collect extra money: a mobile app game about the zoo. The game's18 will go to various charities. Nikolai believes the money 19 will surely help realize his family's 20 of making their rescue centre the biggest.
