Jane Goodall

And I just felt I can't let Leakey down. I can't let the geographic down. So you just grit your teeth. It's a bit like going to the dentist. You don't really look forward to it, but you have to do it. And say to yourself, you know, I'll be really brave and it will be over. Yeah.

Well, some of the jealous male scientists will say, well, you know, she's just got this notoriety and she's getting money from Geographic and they want her on the cover and they wouldn't put her on the cover if she didn't have nice legs. So if somebody said that today, they'd be sued, right? Back then, all I wanted was to get back to the chimps.

Well, some of the jealous male scientists will say, well, you know, she's just got this notoriety and she's getting money from Geographic and they want her on the cover and they wouldn't put her on the cover if she didn't have nice legs. So if somebody said that today, they'd be sued, right? Back then, all I wanted was to get back to the chimps.

Well, some of the jealous male scientists will say, well, you know, she's just got this notoriety and she's getting money from Geographic and they want her on the cover and they wouldn't put her on the cover if she didn't have nice legs. So if somebody said that today, they'd be sued, right? Back then, all I wanted was to get back to the chimps.

So if my legs were getting me the money, thank you, legs. And if you look at those covers, they were jolly nice legs.

So if my legs were getting me the money, thank you, legs. And if you look at those covers, they were jolly nice legs.

So if my legs were getting me the money, thank you, legs. And if you look at those covers, they were jolly nice legs.

Well, I don't know. I did it by accepting that in a way they were right. So thank you. Thank you for giving me this advantage. That's good to give me the money. But you know, okay. I know that for me, it was a long time ago. It was a different era. It wouldn't work today. So all I can think of is, I don't know. I mean, you'd be better to give advice. What advice would you give?

Well, I don't know. I did it by accepting that in a way they were right. So thank you. Thank you for giving me this advantage. That's good to give me the money. But you know, okay. I know that for me, it was a long time ago. It was a different era. It wouldn't work today. So all I can think of is, I don't know. I mean, you'd be better to give advice. What advice would you give?

Well, I don't know. I did it by accepting that in a way they were right. So thank you. Thank you for giving me this advantage. That's good to give me the money. But you know, okay. I know that for me, it was a long time ago. It was a different era. It wouldn't work today. So all I can think of is, I don't know. I mean, you'd be better to give advice. What advice would you give?

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You're like, give me a hug. Yeah. Mind you, women want to hug me too. That's fine. Anybody can hug me. I need hugs. Okay. I'll give you a hug after this.

You're like, give me a hug. Yeah. Mind you, women want to hug me too. That's fine. Anybody can hug me. I need hugs. Okay. I'll give you a hug after this.

You're like, give me a hug. Yeah. Mind you, women want to hug me too. That's fine. Anybody can hug me. I need hugs. Okay. I'll give you a hug after this.

Well, after I was finding out exciting things about the chimps and they were getting habituated to humans, the geographic, obviously, you know, they live on it. They wanted to make a film and they wanted good photographs. So they sent Hugo van Leeuwenhoek. And I really didn't want him to come. I hadn't met him because I just wanted to be there with the chimps. You know, I didn't want anybody.

Well, after I was finding out exciting things about the chimps and they were getting habituated to humans, the geographic, obviously, you know, they live on it. They wanted to make a film and they wanted good photographs. So they sent Hugo van Leeuwenhoek. And I really didn't want him to come. I hadn't met him because I just wanted to be there with the chimps. You know, I didn't want anybody.

Well, after I was finding out exciting things about the chimps and they were getting habituated to humans, the geographic, obviously, you know, they live on it. They wanted to make a film and they wanted good photographs. So they sent Hugo van Leeuwenhoek. And I really didn't want him to come. I hadn't met him because I just wanted to be there with the chimps. You know, I didn't want anybody.

And I was afraid they'd be scared of him. And, you know, all my hard work would be undone. But as it was, he came. He loved animals. He'd always wanted to be out there with them. His route was photography. And we got on fine. And he, you know, it was thanks to his photos and film that everything I was saying about the chimps was corroborated. And so he really, really helped.