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Jane Goodall, who transformed understanding of humankind by studying chimpanzees, dies at 91
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Jane Goodall, the trailblazing naturalist whose intimate observations of chimpanzees in the African wild produced powerful insights that transformed basic conceptions of humankind, has died.
A tireless advocate of preserving chimpanzees’ natural habitat, Goodall died on Wednesday morning in California of natural causes, the Jane Goodall Institute announced on its Instagram page.
With clucks of pleasure the hen shook her feathers, nudged the egg with her beak, and left,” Goodall wrote almost 60 years later.
Advertisement“It was hard for me to believe what I had seen,” Goodall later wrote.
AdvertisementWithin a year of arriving at Gombe, Goodall had chimps literally eating out of her hands.