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What Jane’s dad gave her?
Cuddly chimpanzee
The country where Jane set up her research station.
Tanzania
The tool Jane saw chimps using to get termites.
Stick
The scientist who helped Jane study chimps.
Louis Leakey
The group chimps belong to, different from monkeys.
Ape family
What was the name of the toy chimp Jane’s dad gave her?
Jubilee
Two things Jane used to watch chimps at first.
Binoculars and a notebook
The surprising thing Jane found chimps eat.
Meat
Other animals in the ape family, like chimps.
Gorillas and orangutans
Instead of numbers, Jane gave chimps these.
Names
The year Jane went to Kenya to work on a farm.
1957
What did the chimps do this after months of Jane observing them ?
They accepted her presence
Scientists used to think chimps only ate this.
Plants
The chimp named for his grey chin
David Greybeard
Jane saw chimpanzees hunt these small animals in groups.
Monkeys
Jane discovered that chimps have these, like humans.
Emotions
Jane wanted to save chimps from losing this.
Forest habitat
A dominant male chimp Jane named.
Goliath
Jane found chimps can use these, just like humans.
Tools
The group Jane started in 1977 to help chimps.
Jane Goodall Institute
Where did Jane set up a camp to study chimps ?
Gombe Stream Game Reserve
Chimps were shown to work together to do this.
Hunt
People cut down forests to do this, which hurt chimps.
Build homes and grow crops?
The program Jane started with teens in 1991.
Roots and Shoots
Jane was the first person to receive this degree from Cambridge University without completing a formal undergraduate degree.
PhD in ethology