Dr. Jane Goodall's Message for the Fourth World Chimpanzee Day

On this #WorldChimpanzeeDay 2021, join Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, Founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace to #GiveaPANTHOOT for chimpanzees! Over 60 years ago, Jane shared insights about the wonderful world of wild chimpanzees, forever advancing our understanding of our closest living relatives. On this day, the anniversary of Jane’s remarkable research, we gather together with global JGI chapters, NGOs, companies, and individuals to raise our voices for this remarkable, essential, and completely unique species. Join us to improve the understanding, protection, and welfare of our great ape cousins at worldchimpanzeeday.org today and every day.
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Photo credit: Bill Wallauer

[@terramater]

Happy World Chimpanzee Day to all of you! 🤗 Did you know that July 14, 1960 is the day Dr. Jane Goodall first stepped foot in what is now Gombe Stream National Park, Tanzania, to study wild chimpanzees? Let's celebrate her work and our closest living relative in the animal kingdom, the amazing chimpanzee. 🌿

[@albertkazemian603]

Dr Jane, thank you form bottom of my heart, for all the great work you do for wildlife

[@lailalivsdatter549]

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[@lailalivsdatter549]

Pant-hoot from Denmark to you, Jane. And to all champanzies. You are a miracle. They are a miracle. It is very touching to hear about the orphaned champanzies. And their new caring homes💛

[@TheScreamers9]

Thank you for helping us understand our brothers and sisters.

[@lailalivsdatter549]

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[@rosario5997]

A better world whith you, Dra. Jane. We love you from A Costa da Morte, Spain.

[@DonnyMoss]

Thank you, Jane Goodall, for sharing your words of wisdom and inspiring so many people to do a better job taking care of the planet and the other animals with whom we share it.

[@cwclarkephotos9551]

We love you Dr.Goodall

[@kimgb8248]

Thank you so much, Jane Goodall, for advocating for all animals! ❤️

[@pamshearer120]

Good Afternoon Dr. Goodall 🐵 Thank you you so much sharing this Valuable information with everybody . May God continue bless you , May God sorround you with peace , grace ! 🙏 7 / 13 / 2021 🙏 ** And Special memories of Koko Age 46 Born July 4 , 1971 🌟 Died June 19, 2018 Who talked American Sign Language ( ASL )

[@lalitchavan2094]

I love you mother

[@Ashanti71]

Love you dr Goodall 🌹💛💚

[@caesar7734]

Apes Together Strong

[@doggonedean5314]

Happy Panthoot to you Dr. Goodall.

[@graceknight2471]

You are a world treasure.❤❤❤

[@jasminefrichtl806]

👍🐒 thank you jane goodall

[@zking1163]

Dear dr Goodall I wish to meet you and have a conversation with you someday

[@jaunabeeks3572]

I love this lady.

[@ireneblomgren2002]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@parambakshi5856]

Thank you ❤️

[@xiaomau]

Pant-hoot to you :D

[@danieljohnson2349]

I ❤ Jane Goodall 😌💕

[@parvinamini90]

💚

[@dennisbrooks8566]

I replied . Did you hear me ? Haha . 🙈🙉🙊🐵🙏🙏🙏

[@parambakshi858]

❤️❤️❤️

[@chowyewwah1643]

🙏🙏🙏

[@s.f.w.6895]

First of all, jane goodall was NOT a scientist or biologist when she started to get interested in chimps. She had a secretary degree and just obtained a degree in enthology by studying the chimps. What many people dont know is that because of her naïf enthousiasm, lack of expertise in biology and (too) close contact with her first chimps, she nearly wipped out a whole group of chimps that got sick because she failed to understand that she was the carrier of many deadly virusses. Since chimps are not vaccinated against these human virusses, many chimps died of simple colds and lung diseases. You can check it on her own early videos when the chimps of a group suddenly had runny noses and started to get ill after she made close contact with a baby chimp. She couldn't understand why they got ill and after some time, almost 80% of the group died. If she had been a real biologist, she would have known and would have taken precautions. Butt thats what happend back in the days when rich, bored and uneducated people thought they needed to do something. She did raise awareness about the chimps but her amateuristic debut came at the cost of many chimp lives.

[@graceknight2471]

Do you know how many life saving medicines and procedures you benefit from because primates were used as test subjects?

[@silviopina_111]

Lone thumbdowner, reveal yourself! I hope you are just a bot