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How do the professional zoologists communicate with animals as their research objects in their laboratories and outdoor fields? If you have a question like this, you are in front of the door that is inspiring and introducing you our new anthropological field, we neologize as "anthro-zoolography." On this study, we can classify various ontological actors into three categories; (a) Animals, (b) Zoologists, and (c) Researchers of cultural anthropology. In short, even zoologists objectify animals as research objects, at the same time they also subject-ify (to turn animals into subjects as actors) for understanding natural phenomenon via anthropomorphism theriophily and so on. Through these cognitive process, we can find out research diversities depending on historical, cultural, and social differences. Our research outcomes are showed as research papers and our own web pages.

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