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This is Jane Goodall with her best friend Rusty.

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This is when Jane first came to Africa and met a chimp named David.

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This is Jane Goodall with her toy chimp Jubilee.

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This is a picture of young Jane observing a chimp.

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Jane Goodall is a British ethologist known for her intense studies of chimpanzees in the wilds of Africa. Through the publication of her books and articles, and the attentions she has received from the scientific community, Jane tells the world how amazing these wild creatures are, and how they need to be preserved for the future.

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* On Jane's fourth birthday her sister Judy was born.
* Jane had a good friend that was a dog named Rusty.
* She established the Jane Goodall Institute in 1977.

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Did you know Jane Goodall is a famous scientist who studied chimps for over 50 years? Before beginning her observations, she worked as a secretary and waitress to save money to go to Africa. Jane traveled to Africa when she was 23 and immediately fell in love. This animal lover decided to live in Tanzania and study chimps. She learned many interesting things about chimps. This observer learned that chimps are omnivores, and she learned that chimps make tools using leaves or grass. While watching the chimps, Jane saw that some of the chimps were kind while others were angry and would fight each other. Jane would name the chimps after their personality. This animal lover wrote books about her discoveries. Some of her books were "In the Shadow of Man," "The Chimpanzees of Gombe," and "40 Years at Gombe." Her research earned her awards like the J. Paul Getty Conservation Prize, The Living Legacy Award, and the Benjamin Franklin Medal in life science. Jane studied these amazing animals for more than 50 years!

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April 3, 1934-

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Jane Goodall was born on April 3, 1934 in London, England. Growing up she loved animals, especially chimps. In fact, her favorite toy was a chimp named Jubilee. This animal lover always dreamed of going to Africa to study chimps. As a young girl, Jane was very curious. One day she went to her parents chicken coop to observe how a hen lays eggs. When she was 8, her parents divorced and moved to Bournemouth, England. There she met with the famous wildlife expert, Sir Richard Attenborough. He taught her about the interesting primates and the importance of protecting their habitats.