Why Jane Goodall is an Icon #archaeology #janegoodall #anthropology #science

[LovelyNayru]

Thank you for taking this opportunity to remind us of how she’s earned her status as a legend on Earth!

[shoepixie]

I truly love that every time humans are like 'this, THIS, separates us from beasts!' we find out that no, nah, they be doin that.

[spencer]

Jane Goodall is one bad ass lady!! #ICON

[emmam]

If my teacher put half as much energy into explaining why we were learning about her, I might have read the book

[RachelAsShePaints]

It’s sad they don’t teach about her in school anymore, we learned about her in the 90’s and 2000’s. Glad a new generation is learning about her!

[JRR]

Dr. Jane Goodall went to the Gombe Stream Nature Preserve in 1960. That's the year I was born. So she went there 65 years ago. I remember being told about tool use and humans. That's what separated us from the animals. Wow.

[masongrainger]

More importantly, she stopped murdering them for food and asks everyone to do the same.

[jenthearchaeologist]

Sources: History com, Master Class, Brittanica, and MSN

[rylian]

And now some tribes of chimpanzees are known to have officially entered the early stone age.

[dannycyr]

Too bad she had to get it from Genocide Joe...😢

[woof]

She also thinks that we need to wipe out most of humanity off the earth, but I’m sure you agree with her. Let’s start with you.