Famous zoologist: Jenny? Good Jenny? Goode, a native of London, was born in1April 3, 934. He went to the primeval forest in Africa in his twenties, spent 38 years studying with chimpanzees, and later made great contributions to calling on people to protect wildlife and the earth's environment. Jenny? Influenced by his mother, Goode was interested in animals since childhood. When she was just one year old, she saw the first baby orangutan in her life at the London Zoo.
Starting with 1960, Jenny? Goode began to study chimpanzees. Five years later, due to Goode's research results on chimpanzees, she received a doctorate from Cambridge University in the United Kingdom. In the next 30 years, she established? Gambi River Research Center? Through unremitting observation, she has discovered the living habits and interactions of chimpanzee groups in all aspects. She even just got to know every chimpanzee in the river and gave them a name.
Jenny? Goodall 1977' s great achievement was when she was truly known to the whole world. At that time, Jenny? Goode established the Jane Goode Institute and began to promote animal research all over the world. Because of her great achievements, the media began to find her one after another, publishing books and making movies for her. National Geographic has made several documentaries for her, and her most famous work is In the Shadow of Man.
Later, Elizabeth II awarded her the title of commander of the British army, which is not something that ordinary people can get. Not only that, she also won the prestigious Kyoto Prize and huber Prize in basic science. Jenny? Goode is constantly awakening the public's awareness of environmental protection. 199 1 Start to establish a youth education plan? Roots and buds? .
Jenny? Goode's indissoluble bond with chimpanzees Jenny? Goodall, who has been obsessed with animals since childhood, has always yearned for Africa with rich species. When she saved enough money, she resolutely came to Africa and found the famous ape archaeologist Louis? Ricky, Ricky saw Jenny's firm will in the test and agreed to let her be her assistant. Later, Ricky gave Jenny a chance to observe the Tanzanian chimpanzee population.
Although chimpanzees are one of the most humane animals in the former 10, it is said that the local natives are very afraid of chimpanzees, because once a chimpanzee attack, someone was torn by a male chimpanzee and his eyes were gouged out, but Jenny was not scared. Instead, I began to imitate the behavior of chimpanzees and gradually approached the chimpanzee group, so I slowly gained the trust of chimpanzees with my patience and successfully observed the life of chimpanzees.
In Jenny? In Goodall's eyes, chimpanzees are actually almost the same as humans. After all, chimpanzees are 10 one of the animals closest to human intelligence. In the past, we thought that the biggest difference between people and animals was understanding feelings, but what about Jenny? In these years of observation, Goode found that chimpanzees also spend two or three hours grooming their fur every day to achieve the purpose of connecting feelings. The pleasure of grooming fur even exceeds eating, and they also hug and shake hands. It was Jenny's hard observation that made us know the emotional world of chimpanzees in advance.
Jenny? Goode's contribution to chimpanzee research is not only this, but also her appeal has made more people think more about the protection of wild animals.