珍·古道尔

Jane Goodall was an English primatologist whose groundbreaking research on wild chimpanzees in Tanzania starting in 1960 revealed that these animals use tools, experience complex emotions, and form lasting social bonds—findings that challenged the long-held belief that humans are fundamentally different from other animals. Her more than six decades of field work established her as the world's leading chimpanzee expert and transformed our understanding of primate behavior and human nature.

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