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Baby picture of jane goodall with her stuffed animal chimpanzee

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Baby picture of jane goodall with her stuffed animal chimpanzee

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Jane's Journey (2010) - Documentary Movie Official Trailer [HD]

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1957 - Jane goes to Africa
1965 - Jane got her PhD from Cambridge University
1977 - Jane creates the Jane Goodall Institute
2002 - She serves as the United Nations Messenger of Peace

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Jane wrote several articles and books about her experiences and several documentaries.
She won many awards like the Disney Eco-Hero Award. Jane has received numerous honors and awards including the Gold Medal of Conservation from the San Diego Zoo.

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When Jane first arrived in Africa at age 23 she met Dr. Louis Leakey.  He offered her a job helping him to study Chimpanzees, Jane was so excited! In 1960 she started studying Chimpanzees, their actions and behaviors.  Jane continued this for 40 years.

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- Hucksters
- Pebble Go
- Who was Jane Goodall
- The Watcher by Jeanette Winter
- Jane Goodall and The Chimpanzees
- Famous Scientists

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Today Jane is 85 years old.
In 2020 There is a Jane Exhibit at the National Geographic Museum in Washington D.C.
At Disney Worlds Animal Kingdom there is a carving of her and the chimpanzees in the park and she helped Disney with the movie Chimpanzee.

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Jane Goodall talks about Disney's Chimpanzee

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Interesting Facts on Jane's successful Career and Contribution

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Interesting Facts on Jane's successful Career and Contribution

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Jane studied chimpanzees for 40 years and even gave them special names like, Gigi, Flo and Mr. McGregor.  She studied them so much she even became a part of their troop and lived with them for 2 years. Jane is an expert on wild chimpanzees. Recognized for her ground breaking discoveries about their behavior, how they make tools, eat and hunt for meat and have similar social behavior to humans.  Jane made a huge contribution to our society as she completely changed our view and understanding of our closest relative in the animal kingdom, the chimpanzee. Jane also set herself apart from the traditional conventions of the time in her study of animals by naming each of the animals and making it more personalized.  Jane is a champion for all things Chimpanzee!

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picture of jane Goodall and a chimpanzee

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picture of jane Goodall and a chimpanzee

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Jane was born in 1934.
Growing up Jane loved animals and dreamed of going to Africa to see animals in the wild, specifically Chimpanzees.
When Jane was in her teens and twenties she saved up all of her money working in a restaurant as a waitress so she could go to Africa. At 23 years old she finally had enough money saved to visit a friend in Kenya.
While she was in Kenya, Africa she loved it so much she decided to stay.