Dr. Jane Goodall: Chimps have a food culture, too! | Longer Tables with José Andrés

[@mtintner]

Two amazing human beings having a great conversation! I identify a lot with this conversation. I had the pleasure of meeting Jose Andreas on Pine Island right after the hurricane a couple months ago. He helicoptered in with hot food to feed the island and asked for nothing in return! He and his team are doing incredible work l hope to see you again Chef! Jane Goodal you are an inspiration in my environmental work and organic farming.

[@simplyharkonnen]

What an absolutely amazing interview! Jane Goodall has always been an inspiration to me, and the angle you bring her to interview in is genuinely fascinating.

[@LauraPauli]

simply brilliant!

[@MsBrafit]

Beautiful conversation!!

[@maxfalcon384]

Please invite Earthling Ed

[@ruthmichigander]

Oh my fried Spam Sandwiches. What we always ate on fishing trips.😂

[@glarriuz]

21:31 did the chimps learn from humans? Or Did the humans learned from chimps. Let me offer a third possibility: Both groups had the required physiology to take advantage of the existing resource. The emergent behavior could manifest independently in both groups.