Students of the New Mexico State University (NMSU) certainly had a great spring break when they went off on a field trip with their professors to the tropical jungles to study animal behavior.
The students were under four classes in wildlife science, entomology, tropical field ecology/biology, or anthropology in the abovementioned state university.
The program is aptly called, "Belize Field School Program," a series of short courses facilitated by NMSU faculty.
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