In 1960, a researcher named Jane Goodall began to live with and study wild chimpanzees in Africa.

1960年，一位名叫珍·古道尔的研究人员开始在非洲与野生黑猩猩一起生活并进行研究。

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Years of observations by biologists Dian Fossey, who observed gorillas, and Jane Goodall, who worked with chimpanzees, could not prove that animals cry tears from emotion.

观察大猩猩的生物学家戴安·福西（Dian Fossey）和研究黑猩猩的珍·古道尔（Jane Goodall）经过多年的观察，都无法证明动物会因为情绪激动而流泪。

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"These people were trying to make ethology a hard science," Goodall recalls.

那些人试图将动物行为学变成一门艰深的学问。

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Jane Goodall has said that it is often easy to feel upset about the destruction of the natural world.

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Miz Goodall says when she began working in Tanzania, there were between one and two million chimps in the wild.

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The chimps are among a group that Jane Goodall and her team have been studying since the nineteen sixties.

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She has followed in the footsteps of Stephen Jay Gould, Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Jane Goodall.

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As humans, we have much to learn from the animals, something Jane Goodall already has.

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Andrew Goodall was joined by Helen Birtwhistle, Director, Welsh NHS Confederation at the Public Accounts Committee.

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