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On Jane Goodall's second birthday her parents gave her a stuffed monkey. She named it Jubilee, after the monkey in the London Zoo. This is when Jane was inspired to study chimpanzees.
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There is no exact date, but when Jane was four years old she hid in a henhouse for five hours trying to figure out how hens layed eggs. Her parents did not know where she was and called the police.
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There is not an exact date, but when Jane was only 11 years old she wanted to go to Africa. She wanted to go to see and study chimpanzees. She wished that someday she would be able to go.
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No exact date is known, but Jane Goodall graduates high school in Cambridge University. She then learns how to be a secretary and later works at Oxford University as one.
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There is no exact date but, when Jane was 23 years old, a friend of hers invited her to go to Africa. They both went to Kenya, Africa. This was the very first time she has gone.
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The first time Jane went to Africa she met avery important scientist. She had met Dr. Louis Leaky in Kenya, Africa. She was 23 years old when they met.
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There is no known exact date but, when she was 23 years old, Jane set off for her first work trip to an island in Lake Victoria. She was sent there by Dr. Leaky. Her mission was to study the vervet monkey.
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There is not an exact date but, Jane had to give vaccines to the chimpanzees that she worked with. She had to do this because most chimps can get disease that humans carry. She vaccinated them and they neer got disease.
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In July of 1960, Jane Goodall moved to Africa. She went there se she could continue her studies with chimpanzees.
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Just months after Jane arrives in Africa, she soon had to leave. She left because her studies were affecting the chimps. None of the chimpanzees would reproduce when she was there. A solution to this problem was that she had to go.
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In 1975 Jane met Derek Bryceson in Africa. He was also doing studies in Africa when they met. Soon after they met they got married.
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In 1965, Jane Goodall earned her PhD in Cambridge University. She earned even though she never earned her bacclaurate degree. She is one of the few females in the United states to do so.
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Jane had her first child in Africa. His name was Hugo van Lawick. He is named after his father, who Jane divorced soon after Hugo was born.
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When Jane wrote her first book "In the Shadow of Man" she was trying to describe her trip to Africa. She wrote the book while she was in Africa.
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In the month of April 2012, Jane Goodall starred in a Disney Channel movie. The movie was called "Chimpanzee". During the week that the movie primered, all money spent to watch the movie was used to hepl raise awaewness foe cimpanzees.
