Jane Goodall
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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Jane Goodall
- Jane was born in London, England.
- She studied chimpanzees in Africa.
- Jane was born on April 3rd, 1934.
Her field of work.
- At an early age, Jane had a mindset of wanting to go to Africa to study wild animals.
- Her first observation of chimps failed. She could not get any closer than 500 feet of the group.
Her field of work.
- Jane began to show up at the same spot at the same time each day and the chimps began to get use to her presence.
- Jane created a club called the "Banana Club" to use as a feeding method to gain trust from chimps so she could study them further.
Her field of work.
- Jane noted that chimps have a complex social system, complete with ritualized behaviors and primitive but discernible communication methods, including a primitive "language" system containing more than 20 individual sounds!
- Jane also discovered that chimpanzees use rocks and stones as weapons and use touch and embrace to comfort one another.
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- Kait Williams
- Mrs. Milam
- 3-9-15
- I'd to thank Jane Goodall for her hard work and researching of chimpanzees!
