Jane came to visit in my city just a few weeks ago. Tickets sold out in no time flat. There is a huge audience for her and her message. I was not fortunate enough to attend, but the fact that women is still travelling around in 2024 is incredible. This was an awesome documentary.
If only the original documentary wasn't purposely lost, so other fake ones can be made with twists and lies. Ive seen the original many many years ago and now seeing all this fakeness, is crazy
Leakey chose three students at that time later known as the Trimates. Jane with Chimpanzees, Dian Fossey (RIP) with Gorillas and last but by no means least Birute Galdikas with Orangutans (my hero, working with the "tamest" of the chosen primates studied). Together yet individually they physically built and started the primate rehab centers of today from the ground up. All three Trimates found happiness, love, caring and respect from their charges. We should ALL learn from them. We should ALL be so fortunate. 🐒 🦧 🦍 🕊️
I feel I just took 1/3 of what seemingly could be the beginning of a wonderful course in the study of Leaky & his three chosen & brilliant famous students w/ Jane Goodall, her life & all it meant, being a fabulous 1st 1/3.
“Tamest” is quite the laughable term when talking about great apes. What the video doesn’t show you is how unnecessarily violent, cruel, selfish, sometimes homicidal chimpanzees really are. I could keep going but I’ll end it due to the fact that I don’t have any nice things to say about chimpanzees other than they’re extremely intelligent a55holes. Gorillas are surprisingly just giant pacifists. They mock charge other rival males so he and his family can be safer away from danger. Orangutans fall somewhere in between the two because they are not anywhere close to being called tame. In fact I know I’ve seen more videos lately of orangs acting very agro, no thanks I’m good. Give me a “tame” gorilla any day. Lol 😆
"All three... found happiness, love, caring and respect from their charges." If only they had been respected by Leakey himself as well. It gives a twist on the meaning of 'Trimates'... Try-mates.
She had zero credentials, her obsession with chimps cost her her marriage and missing out on a good portion of her son's childhood. But hey, at least we found out that Chimps can be brutally dangerous. What a hero she is that we should all strive to be.......NOT.
So was I. It really broke me up when the chimps got Polio, it definitely made the tears come pouring out. I'm in my 60's and remember when Polio was striking people in the 60's. Very painful to see the chimps disabled like they were. Take care friend. ✌️
Hopefully becasue you realized what exactly happened here. Have you seen what happens at the very end of the official documentary? She and her crew were there and began feeding all these chimps to bribe their peaceful attention. In the end, jane and the crew realize it's too expensive to keep feeding them, they began getting 100% of their food from Jane and the crew. So when they decide they can't do it anymore, the chimps attack their shelter, and eventually, Jane and the crew had to abandon shelter and every single chimp that relied on them. Yet you people act she's some kind of hero.
As a child, I remember reading the National Geographic and tearing up, so it happens again and I'm 68. Jane is my hero. I fell in love with the chimps in my mind way back then and the story stayed with me my whole life.
She is a kind and brave woman with naturalistic intelligent. I really love people like her. Thanks Jane Goodall...YOU ARE A BLESS TO US & OUR MOTHERNATURE💚.
As a girl who dreams a lot, I gained a lot of insight from Dr. Jane through this film and I’m thankful that I was able to watch this film. It’s amazing how a single opportunity can change the course of your life forever and at the same time, Dr. Jane’s sincerity and empathy made this research as impactful as it is. The insight on motherhood, grief, and conflict stood out to me and I would have never expected to know if I hadn’t watched this.
Let's hear it for all the other lesser known and unsung heroes of ecology and natural resources management! Jane inspired me in her compassion, and I hope some day I can be a ecologist or zoologist, or some type of biology researcher with a field component! I love the outdoors, and Jane's passion for immersion is truly spectacular. Thanks for her legacy and that of other caring, passionate researchers!
Jane is one of the greatest creatures on this earth that we call human. She lives in harmony with nature and with herself❤🌎 Thank you for your kindness, Jane❤
What a gold nugget. Thank you for sharing this. Growing up names like Jane and David sparked the imagination when we were shared programmes of our natural world. I hope that the generations here, well past my time, will get to feel the wonder that is the natural world.
This documentary was beautiful and heartwarming! ❤ I have the utmost admiration and respect for Ms. Gooddall and her accomplishments. I absolutely loved seeing the history of Jane's research and life. The video had amazing foottage of the Chimpanzees, really showing their personalities, interpersonal relationships, and group behavior. It gave deeper understanding of the research done here and continuing to this day. Of course, I am a huge fan of National Geographic as well. Thank you for bringing us the life of Jane!! ❤
I am ,and always have been one of those millions of inspired children! i am now, without a doubt, as tears flow from my eyes, inspired as an empty nester!! This was , beyond a doubt , so important for me to see. I never realized just how old she was when this all started! God bless Jane Goodall, all the animals, and us crazy chimps too! Incredible, moving and as always, so inspiring! 🐒🌍🌿🐝🍌🌃🔥⚡❄🪐🌨🌞
when i read that line in the doc i absolutely agree with u that i am also 1 of those millions of children who were inspired by her. i thought i was done tearing up but your post lol started it right back up. bless you
This documentary was beautiful and heartwarming! I have the utmost admiration and respect for Ms. Gooddall and her accomplishments. I absolutely loved seeing the history of Jane's research and life. The video had amazing foottage of the Chimpanzees, really showing their personalities, interpersonal relationships, and group behavior. It gave deeper understanding of the research done here and continuing to this day. Of course, I am a huge fan of National Geographic as well. Thank you for bringing us the life of Jane!!❤️
See! All these documentaries about her have been edited and twisted. The original documentary is apparently gone forever, so most people will never see the truth. Sad af! After her and the Crew fed the chimps nothing but bananas for a period of time, long enough for the chimps to become 100% reliable on the crew. Eventually it was so expensive they stopped feeding them, after that the chimps went apeshit and violently trashed the camp looking for food. Jane and crew, out of fear eventually abandoned the camp and all the chimps. The chimps forgot how to forage and eventually went crazy, disband and fought, and killed each other. So good job, Jane! Also, in the original documentary, it shows the whole polio outbreak issue. No5 is good at all! Shame on jane goodal and everyone else who thought it was their job to intervene with the chimps lives in Africa. You couldn't just leave them alone and watch from distance. Grrr, it makes me so mad when you people treat Jane like a hero. Ok, maybe her heart was in the right place, but she took it to far.
Fabulous film. I was blessed to hear Jane speak in Utah in 2016. The room was packed--and people listened with awe and respect. She is simply superb--a real model for how to live a life that serves the planet and all her beings.
Tisztelt Nacional Geographic ! A természet filmeket Magyar nyelvű felíratozás lehetősége hiányában nem tudjuk élvezni pedig nagyon fontos lenne ! Köszönöm ha figyelembe veszik a kérésemet !🇭🇺
I picked her as a random scientist that I was browsing on google, (I'm impersonating a scientist for science week) and I only read articles about her contributions. But the moment I watched this, I fell in love with Jane. She's so inspiring. I love her determination with animals.
What an awesome documentary 🙏🏻❤️ true life cycle over all. True the eyes of the chimps or Jane. Thanks to Jane for her love for animals specially chimps. To Hugo too, this is a Jane doc but your were a mark in this life. 🙏🏻
I hope national geographic would also make a documentary about diane fossey a primatologist and conservationists undertaking an extensive study of mountain gorilla in rwanda , her death was tragic but her legacy go on until today
Watching this masterpiece again ❤ she just made me realize so many things... That I have always confused about. I feel myself as a person belong to forest ❤😊 , to animals.
@@jackcaldwell485 it is absolutely hideous that you are saying that. She went to Gombe to study our closest living relatives - chimpanzees. That was the reason why she ventured into those forests, sometimes risking her own life.
Last night I had the privilege of hearing Jane speak in my hometown. It was a sold out event and one that touched my heart deeper than ever imaginable. This woman and her research formed so much of who I am and how I see the world around me. 90 years old and her passion for all living beings is still so powerful to experience. My tears flowed listening to this incredible woman. Bless you, Jane. You are my hero!
You clealry have never seen the original documentary? Now a days the docs play it out differently. Bit in the original documentary, jane and the crew start feeding them bananas, and the chimps grew 100% reliable on that food. They stopped foraging and stayed close to where they were fed. And only fed bananas, nothing else. So eventually jane and crew stops feeding them as it got to expensive. The chimps retaliated and trashed the camp, Jane and crew eventually abandoned the camp and all the chimps due to fear. So I'm wondering how many died from starvation after they were abandoned. They also played down the whole polio thing. The chimps contracted polio after the crew had been there. The actual documentary shows the whole story, I can understand the downplay now, but if Jane Goodall has any morals at all she would admit this, but instead y'all treat her like a hero! The official documentary is very hard to find now a days.hmmm curious. Ive seen that doc years ago in the early 90s. Now it's gone and others docs were made to twist it all around and make her look like a hero. Leakly should get more credit than her, if it wasnt for him she never woupd have had the chance to ruin chimp life forever in Africa
Yes, of course we all know just how wonderful and important her life was/is but she was also so pretty to me. Not just as a young girl either! You don’t have to wear tons of makeup or expensive clothes to be beautiful when you are a naturally classic beauty inside and out.
The documentary delves into her unique research methods, highlighting her compassionate approach and deep connection to the animals. It also sheds light on her early struggles, tenacity, and how her findings challenged conventional scientific wisdom. The film captures her evolution from a young researcher to a global advocate for conservation. Overall, it provides a compelling portrait of Goodall’s dedication to both animals and the environment.
She is an amazing women and only a true and very brave woman like her has done great things for the apes. These are the women who must be admired and who have influenced this world in a positive way.❤
I had a very similar orange inflatable pool in the 70s. It was blown away in a storm. So wild to think Jane went the opposite direction of society. Society went towards the space race and gadgets whereas she learned how we first made tools.
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Jane came to visit in my city just a few weeks ago. Tickets sold out in no time flat. There is a huge audience for her and her message. I was not fortunate enough to attend, but the fact that women is still travelling around in 2024 is incredible.
This was an awesome documentary.
agreed.
If only the original documentary wasn't purposely lost, so other fake ones can be made with twists and lies. Ive seen the original many many years ago and now seeing all this fakeness, is crazy
Leakey chose three students at that time later known as the Trimates. Jane with Chimpanzees, Dian Fossey (RIP) with Gorillas and last but by no means least Birute Galdikas with Orangutans (my hero, working with the "tamest" of the chosen primates studied). Together yet individually they physically built and started the primate rehab centers of today from the ground up. All three Trimates found happiness, love, caring and respect from their charges. We should ALL learn from them. We should ALL be so fortunate. 🐒 🦧 🦍 🕊️
That i did not know! Thank you!
I feel I just took 1/3 of what seemingly could be the beginning of a wonderful course in the study of Leaky & his three chosen & brilliant famous students w/ Jane Goodall, her life & all it meant, being a fabulous 1st 1/3.
“Tamest” is quite the laughable term when talking about great apes. What the video doesn’t show you is how unnecessarily violent, cruel, selfish, sometimes homicidal chimpanzees really are. I could keep going but I’ll end it due to the fact that I don’t have any nice things to say about chimpanzees other than they’re extremely intelligent a55holes. Gorillas are surprisingly just giant pacifists. They mock charge other rival males so he and his family can be safer away from danger. Orangutans fall somewhere in between the two because they are not anywhere close to being called tame. In fact I know I’ve seen more videos lately of orangs acting very agro, no thanks I’m good. Give me a “tame” gorilla any day. Lol 😆
"All three... found happiness, love, caring and respect from their charges."
If only they had been respected by Leakey himself as well. It gives a twist on the meaning of 'Trimates'...
Try-mates.
She had zero credentials, her obsession with chimps cost her her marriage and missing out on a good portion of her son's childhood. But hey, at least we found out that Chimps can be brutally dangerous. What a hero she is that we should all strive to be.......NOT.
Jane is an icon in the field of naturalists. She has inspired many. Thank you Jane!
I was moved to tears watching.
I just went through half a box of Kleenex.
So was I. It really broke me up when the chimps got Polio, it definitely made the tears come pouring out. I'm in my 60's and remember when Polio was striking people in the 60's. Very painful to see the chimps disabled like they were. Take care friend. ✌️
Yea it’s rough.. hard not to look at them like people
Hopefully becasue you realized what exactly happened here. Have you seen what happens at the very end of the official documentary? She and her crew were there and began feeding all these chimps to bribe their peaceful attention. In the end, jane and the crew realize it's too expensive to keep feeding them, they began getting 100% of their food from Jane and the crew. So when they decide they can't do it anymore, the chimps attack their shelter, and eventually, Jane and the crew had to abandon shelter and every single chimp that relied on them. Yet you people act she's some kind of hero.
As a child, I remember reading the National Geographic and tearing up, so it happens again and I'm 68. Jane is my hero. I fell in love with the chimps in my mind way back then and the story stayed with me my whole life.
She is such a legend .
totally
When this came out, I saw it at an indie theater. It was beautiful up on the big screen. I love Jane so so much.
She is a kind and brave woman with naturalistic intelligent. I really love people like her. Thanks Jane Goodall...YOU ARE A BLESS TO US & OUR MOTHERNATURE💚.
humanity needs to see more of her now and ever
What a very special documentary! Thank you National Geographic! Jane Goodall is without a doubt, one of the most extraordinary and dedicated women!
As a girl who dreams a lot, I gained a lot of insight from Dr. Jane through this film and I’m thankful that I was able to watch this film. It’s amazing how a single opportunity can change the course of your life forever and at the same time, Dr. Jane’s sincerity and empathy made this research as impactful as it is. The insight on motherhood, grief, and conflict stood out to me and I would have never expected to know if I hadn’t watched this.
Let's hear it for all the other lesser known and unsung heroes of ecology and natural resources management! Jane inspired me in her compassion, and I hope some day I can be a ecologist or zoologist, or some type of biology researcher with a field component! I love the outdoors, and Jane's passion for immersion is truly spectacular. Thanks for her legacy and that of other caring, passionate researchers!
You can join the many ecologist working to restore our world as I did after growing up with Jane as one of my hero’s. .
Jane is one of the greatest creatures on this earth that we call human. She lives in harmony with nature and with herself❤🌎 Thank you for your kindness, Jane❤
That was awe inspiring. Thanks Jane for being a trail blazer.
Shes beyond brave !! Shes one with the things around her !! SHES ABSOLUTELY AMAZING AND WONDERFUL
What a gold nugget. Thank you for sharing this. Growing up names like Jane and David sparked the imagination when we were shared programmes of our natural world. I hope that the generations here, well past my time, will get to feel the wonder that is the natural world.
Unprecedented, bold and dedicated. Thank you Jane.
With jane Goodall.
Humanity at its peak❤
This documentary was beautiful and heartwarming! ❤ I have the utmost admiration and respect for Ms. Gooddall and her accomplishments. I absolutely loved seeing the history of Jane's research and life. The video had amazing foottage of the Chimpanzees, really showing their personalities, interpersonal relationships, and group behavior. It gave deeper understanding of the research done here and continuing to this day. Of course, I am a huge fan of National Geographic as well. Thank you for bringing us the life of Jane!! ❤
Pure magic and deeply touching
Fantastic episode! A big thank you to NatGeo for spotlighting photography through these captivating stories.
I am ,and always have been one of those millions of inspired children!
i am now, without a doubt, as tears flow from my eyes, inspired as an empty nester!!
This was , beyond a doubt , so important for me to see.
I never realized just how old she was when this all started!
God bless Jane Goodall,
all the animals,
and us crazy chimps too!
Incredible, moving and as always, so inspiring!
🐒🌍🌿🐝🍌🌃🔥⚡❄🪐🌨🌞
when i read that line in the doc i absolutely agree with u that i am also 1 of those millions of children who were inspired by her. i thought i was done tearing up but your post lol started it right back up. bless you
Timelessly inspirational Jane!
Thanks for her dedication.
This documentary was beautiful and heartwarming! I have the utmost admiration and respect for Ms. Gooddall and her accomplishments. I absolutely loved seeing the history of Jane's research and life. The video had amazing foottage of the Chimpanzees, really showing their personalities, interpersonal relationships, and group behavior. It gave deeper understanding of the research done here and continuing to this day. Of course, I am a huge fan of National Geographic as well. Thank you for bringing us the life of Jane!!❤️
after a long time i not watch natgeo and i decided to watch again and WOW its amazing :)
Wow, what a beautiful, inspiring and touching story . Thank you. ❤
What an adventure for little Grub...beautiful documentary..The chimps love her..the last part where the baby chimp touched her nose.. adorable..
Thank you for sharing
So glad this is on RUclips now ❤
This footage is incredible
Very good docmanantry sir thank you national geographic channel 👍 👏
This is probably the most incredible story I've ever heard. What an amazing woman(and family). Literally brought me to tears.
Her demeanor is amazing
Thanks for the film. It's so beautiful, filled with humanity, compassion, love and respect for nature and animals. Jane Goodall is a shero.
One of the best documentaries I have watched! Simply beautiful
Oh how I love this woman's heart...Thank you Nat Geo and Jane Goodall
You inspire me so much I wish I could go to Roots and Shoots. (because I'm 12 and have an overwhelming passion for animals/primates) -Naomi w.
I watched and very impressed for me. I have great respect and salute to Dr Jane Goodall. People will be memorized to your huge contribution.
I cried seeing her walk down that aisle to receive the praise , among her peers.. She deserves it. It's her life.
See! All these documentaries about her have been edited and twisted. The original documentary is apparently gone forever, so most people will never see the truth. Sad af! After her and the Crew fed the chimps nothing but bananas for a period of time, long enough for the chimps to become 100% reliable on the crew. Eventually it was so expensive they stopped feeding them, after that the chimps went apeshit and violently trashed the camp looking for food. Jane and crew, out of fear eventually abandoned the camp and all the chimps. The chimps forgot how to forage and eventually went crazy, disband and fought, and killed each other. So good job, Jane! Also, in the original documentary, it shows the whole polio outbreak issue. No5 is good at all! Shame on jane goodal and everyone else who thought it was their job to intervene with the chimps lives in Africa. You couldn't just leave them alone and watch from distance. Grrr, it makes me so mad when you people treat Jane like a hero. Ok, maybe her heart was in the right place, but she took it to far.
Youre crying for all the wrong reasons! Get a grip
I love everything about this film including the people who made this film. Thank you!
Wonderful, wonderful, so inspiring, a gift to all of us.
she is inspiration ♥️♥️
I have always love you Jane and I still do.
Fabulous film. I was blessed to hear Jane speak in Utah in 2016. The room was packed--and people listened with awe and respect. She is simply superb--a real model for how to live a life that serves the planet and all her beings.
I am thoroughly enjoying this lovely documentary. ❤❤❤❤ I have saved this doc. So I can watch it over and over again..is this weird? 🥺
No
The most beautiful human being. Every time I see Dr. Goodall she always calms my soul.
This is Utterly Incredible.
Wonderful documentary thank you. What an amazing achievement to learn so much about chimpanzees and humans over such a long time.
when it comes to Earth day, I've been thinking of Jane Goodall's love of animals and the Nature.
Tisztelt Nacional Geographic ! A természet filmeket Magyar nyelvű felíratozás lehetősége hiányában nem tudjuk élvezni pedig nagyon fontos lenne ! Köszönöm ha figyelembe veszik a kérésemet !🇭🇺
Very good. Glad I watched, very informational
This hits hard un so many ways as an animal lover and most of all as a mother to a 5 year old
It's such an incredible documentary I've seen
A amazing story, an amazing adventure, a amazing life with amazing results!
A story beautifully told 😊
That must have been an incredible time with no tourists romping around the Sarengetti and just animals around.
Flo and Flint really broke my heart. It made me think of myself and my mere existence since I lost my mom to Covid 2021. How do I will myself back
I picked her as a random scientist that I was browsing on google, (I'm impersonating a scientist for science week) and I only read articles about her contributions. But the moment I watched this, I fell in love with Jane. She's so inspiring. I love her determination with animals.
Jane looks like an angel. She is so kind and brave! What a beautiful soul of hers.😊❤
Outstanding documentary!
What an awesome documentary 🙏🏻❤️ true life cycle over all. True the eyes of the chimps or Jane. Thanks to Jane for her love for animals specially chimps. To Hugo too, this is a Jane doc but your were a mark in this life. 🙏🏻
scaping from tiktok you see this and fell in love this documentaries
Simply fascinating incredible bravery what a incredible woman
She was my childhood hero, and still is.
Amazing and inspiring life!
Awe inspiring. Nothing short of incredible
I hope national geographic would also make a documentary about diane fossey a primatologist and conservationists undertaking an extensive study of mountain gorilla in rwanda , her death was tragic but her legacy go on until today
There is also a movie about Diane Fossey that keeps it pretty much to the real story. It's called "Gorilla in the Mist"
There are a couple of videos on here about her.
Watching this masterpiece again ❤ she just made me realize so many things... That I have always confused about. I feel myself as a person belong to forest ❤😊 , to animals.
Wonderful
She's my inspiration ❤️shes a legend ❤️
If you know the true reason why she went to Africa you wouldn't be inspired
And it had nothing to do with animal conservatories
@jackcaldwell485 It's well documented that she went there at the suggestion of Louis Leaky. So now tell us what you think you know.
Me too!! Me too!
@@jackcaldwell485 it is absolutely hideous that you are saying that. She went to Gombe to study our closest living relatives - chimpanzees. That was the reason why she ventured into those forests, sometimes risking her own life.
I love Jane. And now I love her mother too. ❤
Yes!! I never knew what a wonderful support her mother was!! A beautiful woman supporting her amazing daughter!! ❤
@@sarahogren3697 IKR! All these years watching her on the nature shows and I never knew that her mom was right there with her.
What an amazing woman
❤❤❤ Loved and legendary ❤❤❤
Outstanding documentary!amazing woman
What a fantastic film n family ❤
That is incredible.
Jane. Unique. Blessed. Lucky. Skilled. Patient and Magickal. ❤❤❤❤❤
Very brave 👏
she was always my idol!
the colors are amazing.
Have looked up to her all my life! Was in Africa in the 90s for 2 weeks- pure magic especially the elephants
Que maravillosa lecciòn de vida! Gracias Jane!!!!
Jane goodall sensacional seu trabalho...
This documentary is deeply and special for me
Last night I had the privilege of hearing Jane speak in my hometown. It was a sold out event and one that touched my heart deeper than ever imaginable. This woman and her research formed so much of who I am and how I see the world around me. 90 years old and her passion for all living beings is still so powerful to experience. My tears flowed listening to this incredible woman.
Bless you, Jane. You are my hero!
You clealry have never seen the original documentary? Now a days the docs play it out differently. Bit in the original documentary, jane and the crew start feeding them bananas, and the chimps grew 100% reliable on that food. They stopped foraging and stayed close to where they were fed. And only fed bananas, nothing else. So eventually jane and crew stops feeding them as it got to expensive. The chimps retaliated and trashed the camp, Jane and crew eventually abandoned the camp and all the chimps due to fear. So I'm wondering how many died from starvation after they were abandoned. They also played down the whole polio thing. The chimps contracted polio after the crew had been there. The actual documentary shows the whole story, I can understand the downplay now, but if Jane Goodall has any morals at all she would admit this, but instead y'all treat her like a hero! The official documentary is very hard to find now a days.hmmm curious. Ive seen that doc years ago in the early 90s. Now it's gone and others docs were made to twist it all around and make her look like a hero. Leakly should get more credit than her, if it wasnt for him she never woupd have had the chance to ruin chimp life forever in Africa
My hero
I love Jane Goodall..she made me love primates..she has given me a great love of animals in general
Beautiful and heartfelt documentary.❤
This inside look is everything one needs to understand when stepping into the real world, the wild.
Brilliant
This is the kind of human our species needs in charge of saving us and our planet. Cant save 1 without the other.
Yes, of course we all know just how wonderful and important her life was/is but she was also so pretty to me. Not just as a young girl either! You don’t have to wear tons of makeup or expensive clothes to be beautiful when you are a naturally classic beauty inside and out.
Had a lesson on her in school ❤& thanx jane,Hugo& grub🐵
The documentary delves into her unique research methods, highlighting her compassionate approach and deep connection to the animals. It also sheds light on her early struggles, tenacity, and how her findings challenged conventional scientific wisdom. The film captures her evolution from a young researcher to a global advocate for conservation. Overall, it provides a compelling portrait of Goodall’s dedication to both animals and the environment.
You can die from a broken heart 💔 in the form of grief
She is an amazing women and only a true and very brave woman like her has done great things for the apes. These are the women who must be admired and who have influenced this world in a positive way.❤
Completely support comments.
Ordinary? Umm, I think she’s quite extraordinary!
I had a very similar orange inflatable pool in the 70s. It was blown away in a storm. So wild to think Jane went the opposite direction of society. Society went towards the space race and gadgets whereas she learned how we first made tools.
absolute legends