Jane Goodall, the woman who studied her entire life in Africa chimpanzees: “Afraid? No, they knew I didn’t hurt the sense”

It started with a toy chimpanzee, a fascinating observation in the chicken coop and finally tickles for Tarzan. What followed was a life that radically changed science and endlessly fascinated the world. Jane Goodall went to live in the wilderness of Tanzania in the early 1960s and worked until her death for animal rights and nature conservation. This is the story of a woman who not only lived with chimpanzees, but also became their voice.

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