Amanda Hanzel Interview with Mumna Al Banchaabouchi

Mumna was born in Belgium to a Belgian mother and a Morrocan father, and stayed there until she finished primary school. They moved to Morroco where Her sister was born, and then they moved once again, back to Belgium. At that time, her mother died, and they finally moved back to Morroco with their father and she finished both hiatus hook and university there. She then got her BGDin Belgium and worked 3 and a half years in Puerto Roico.The death of her mother got her interested in one question: what is life? And that, in turn, lead her to science and how science broke down and attempted to newer that question. She was particularly interested in and would later work in animal biology and behavior. She is drawn to one very important fundamental of science: the quest for answers and how there is always question to answer even if you already answered a great deal of them, more wil be waiting.Only by going and doing science, she asserts, can you truly discover whether or not that field of study is for you. Her advice is to go out and do what you want.