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Jane Goodall's Wild Life

Jane goodall was born on april 3 1934 in

London england. She growed up on englands sunny

southern Coast in the seaside town of bournemouth.

The town is known for its seven_mile stretch of

lovely uninterrupted beaches. Nearby is New Forest

where wild ponies rome freely. With such wonderful

surroundings its no surprise that Jane loved nature;

nor is it a surprise that she expressed interest in

becoming a scientist at an early age

MONDAY WEEK 19

As a young girl, jane loved to read about african

animals and she especially enjoyed rudyard Kiplings

Just So Stories. She also enjoyed writing and her

mother helped her produce her own weekly newspaper

about animals. When Jane finished school her mother

could not afford to send her to the university so jane

began working, after several years, a school friend

invited Jane to visit her in kenya so Janes dream of

seeing africa came true

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It was in 1957 at the age of 23 that Jane

arrived in kenya. After visiting her friend Jane hope

to stay on in africa to study. She went to see Dr

louis leakey a famous sientist who was studying the

earlyest history of humankind through fossils and

bones found in africa. After Jane had worked for a

time with dr leakey he suggested that she study the

chimpanzees near lake tanganyika in Tanzania this was

a life=changing move for Jane.

WEDNESDAY WEEK 19

Jane spent winters in england at Cambridge

University but she spent the rest of her time with

the chimps she observed their behavior and made

many discoveries, including new ways to study animal

communities. Jane has written many books, including

"My life with the chimpanzees." She has also been the

subject of numerous books, such as the childrens book

Jane Goodalh pioneer Researcher by jayne pettit read

it to learn more about her.

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