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Protest was dangerous in feminism’s formative years.

The primatologist, 88, on why animals need names, the last time she cried properly (1969), looking forwards to life after death and looking back at being a four-year-old scientist

From pocket knives to smart phones, humans keep inventing ever-more-sophisticated tools. However, the notion that tool use is an exclusively human trait was shattered in the 1960s when Jane Goodall observed our closest living relatives, chimpanzees, retrieving termites from holes with stripped twigs.

It turns out you don’t have to be Jane Goodall to understand apes.

Hannah Carroll has now cast her predictions for 2023, which along with the royal baby forecast include "Zayn and Gigi Hadid will get back together" and "Kayne will risk jail time"

The world's leading chimpanzee expert, Dame Jane Goodall, hit out at hunters who travel the world to shoot animals and bring their body parts back to Britain to mount on their walls and show off to their friends

I am not sure how many females have had the chance to witness a living, pulsating human brain with their fathers

Prince Harry's friend, Dame Jane Goodall, said the Duke of Sussex would have wanted his kids to grow up in Africa as he has spent some of the happiest times of his life there

Mother and daughter prove quite adept at profiling the subjects and taking part in their lives.

Conservationist Jane Goodall believes there's still hope for the earth's future, saying the solution lies in bridging our disconnect between head and heart.