by Emma Chuo “Some of us can say ‘ bonjour ’, some of us can say ‘ guten morgen ’, and so on. But I can say: [mimicking the cries of chimpanzees]. That’s ‘good morning’ in chimpanzee!” (Jane Goodall Canada 2025, 0:00) Born in 1934, Dr. Jane Goodall was a British life scientist who specialized in primatology and anthropology (Fieldhouse 2025). As a young girl, she was captivated with her collection of the   Dr. Dolittle   books and the beauty of African wildlife as portrayed in   Tarzan . And—she was equally smitten by Tarzan. “I read   Tarzan of the Apes   and fell in love with him, and I was very jealous he married the wrong Jane!” (Kelly Clarkson Show 2023, 1:15) Though she had always harbored a deep love of nature, reading about the rich biodiversity of Africa was the moment she decided: one day, she was to go to Africa and live with the apes (Appleton 2022). Today, Goodall’s famed globally for her numerous groundbreaking revolutions regarding evolutio...