Jane Goodall

Oh, from New York? Years and years and years and years and years.

I mean, I'm 90. Come on, I'm 90.

I mean, I'm 90. Come on, I'm 90.

I mean, I'm 90. Come on, I'm 90.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

No.

No.

No.

Just what it is.

Just what it is.

Just what it is.

Well, you know, there was a story there that the scientists, because when I began, I had no degree. I hadn't been to university. And I began talking about, you know, everything scientists felt about animals. It was wrong. They thought we were the only beings on the planet, humans, who had personality, mind and emotion, which of course is rubbish.

Well, you know, there was a story there that the scientists, because when I began, I had no degree. I hadn't been to university. And I began talking about, you know, everything scientists felt about animals. It was wrong. They thought we were the only beings on the planet, humans, who had personality, mind and emotion, which of course is rubbish.

Well, you know, there was a story there that the scientists, because when I began, I had no degree. I hadn't been to university. And I began talking about, you know, everything scientists felt about animals. It was wrong. They thought we were the only beings on the planet, humans, who had personality, mind and emotion, which of course is rubbish.

And so they were absolutely mad when I got on the cover of National Geographic and people began to know who I was. And they said, well, she's only there because she's got good legs.

And so they were absolutely mad when I got on the cover of National Geographic and people began to know who I was. And they said, well, she's only there because she's got good legs.

And so they were absolutely mad when I got on the cover of National Geographic and people began to know who I was. And they said, well, she's only there because she's got good legs.

If somebody said that now, they'd be sued, right?