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Director Brett Morgen presents an intimate portrait of Jane Goodall’s groundbreaking chimpanzee research.
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@AdakStillStands 27 дней назад

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. 🐒 🦧 🦍 🕊️

@bsidegirl9069 25 дней назад

That i did not know! Thank you!

@n.miller907 23 дня назад

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.

@joy.limon_ 23 дня назад

agreed.

@sadie4me2 27 дней назад

I was moved to tears watching.

@danthomas6587 26 дней назад

I just went through half a box of Kleenex.

@NSGca 23 дня назад

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. ✌️

@theresewheeler1498 27 дней назад

She is such a legend .

@gaweshbowaththa4573 26 дней назад

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💚.

@cynthiahofer2903 26 дней назад

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.

@AbcDef-wq3es 27 дней назад

Shes beyond brave !! Shes one with the things around her !! SHES ABSOLUTELY AMAZING AND WONDERFUL

@laurenbreeze94 25 дней назад

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.

@dgtalmjaydean 25 дней назад

humanity needs to see more of her now and ever

@VisvivaMediaSdnBhd 24 дня назад

Unprecedented, bold and dedicated. Thank you Jane.

@narayankulkarni5378 27 дней назад

Very good docmanantry sir thank you national geographic channel 👍 👏

@arirex8035 21 день назад

Fantastic episode! A big thank you to NatGeo for spotlighting photography through these captivating stories.

@bsidegirl9069 25 дней назад

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! 🐒🌍🌿🐝🍌🌃🔥⚡❄🪐🌨🌞

@piperthirtytwo 25 дней назад

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

@damewildling4364 25 дней назад

What a very special documentary! Thank you National Geographic! Jane Goodall is without a doubt, one of the most extraordinary and dedicated women!

@hasanbasri-nv5pz 27 дней назад

after a long time i not watch natgeo and i decided to watch again and WOW its amazing :)

@japhy6536 23 дня назад

Pure magic and deeply touching

@koboyjoachim4424 27 дней назад

she is inspiration ♥️♥️

@sarahogren3697 18 дней назад

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!! ❤

@neilprimeau5475 26 дней назад

Her demeanor is amazing

@lokeshgsadhmaya5499 20 дней назад

With jane Goodall. Humanity at its peak❤

@user-oh3lf5ll6u 21 день назад

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❤

@theresewheeler1498 27 дней назад

Thank you for sharing

@danthomas6587 26 дней назад

That was awe inspiring. Thanks Jane for being a trail blazer.

@spenserkao2709 24 дня назад

Timelessly inspirational Jane! Thanks for her dedication.

@lakshaniwasana2142 27 дней назад

She's my inspiration ❤️shes a legend ❤️

@jackcaldwell485 27 дней назад

If you know the true reason why she went to Africa you wouldn't be inspired

@jackcaldwell485 27 дней назад

And it had nothing to do with animal conservatories

@AFloridaSon 27 дней назад

@jackcaldwell485 It's well documented that she went there at the suggestion of Louis Leaky. So now tell us what you think you know.

@cathydargie9253 27 дней назад

Me too!! Me too!

@wiktorg.1759 27 дней назад

@@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.

@AllIsWellaus 22 дня назад

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.

@MatthewRalston89 20 дней назад

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!

@bobsiegfried7740 19 дней назад

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. .

@elvy9326 23 дня назад

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

@sandramorey2529 16 дней назад

There is also a movie about Diane Fossey that keeps it pretty much to the real story. It's called "Gorilla in the Mist"

@chvereinenglish1797 24 дня назад

scaping from tiktok you see this and fell in love this documentaries

@MaheshWalatara 11 дней назад

This is Utterly Incredible.

@adventureviolet 25 дней назад

So glad this is on RU-vid now ❤

@tingwey 24 дня назад

Wow, what a beautiful, inspiring and touching story . Thank you. ❤

@kckamote 20 дней назад

What an adventure for little Grub...beautiful documentary..The chimps love her..the last part where the baby chimp touched her nose.. adorable..

@misslayer3340 2 дня назад

This is probably the most incredible story I've ever heard. What an amazing woman(and family). Literally brought me to tears.

@vl305 26 дней назад

I have always love you Jane and I still do.

@yujinchoi528 26 дней назад

when it comes to Earth day, I've been thinking of Jane Goodall's love of animals and the Nature.

@user-nk3hm5cj2o 5 дней назад

Wonderful, wonderful, so inspiring, a gift to all of us.

@benburnett2159 27 дней назад

What an amazing woman

@tamiboelter5491 3 дня назад

Oh how I love this woman's heart...Thank you Nat Geo and Jane Goodall

@KaiOcean 25 дней назад

I love Jane. And now I love her mother too. ❤

@sarahogren3697 18 дней назад

Yes!! I never knew what a wonderful support her mother was!! A beautiful woman supporting her amazing daughter!! ❤

@KaiOcean 18 дней назад

@@sarahogren3697 IKR! All these years watching her on the nature shows and I never knew that her mom was right there with her.

@williamschildren855 25 дней назад

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.

@prof.tarekeldomiaty5069 25 дней назад

What further tears up is the much of efforts to save animals' life... but human are destroying each other every day...!!!! Do we need one of the ancient philosophers to classify what life is it.?

@boeingpameesha9550 22 дня назад

Thank you for sharing.

@spiderliliez 16 дней назад

The most beautiful human being. Every time I see Dr. Goodall she always calms my soul.

@cathydargie9253 27 дней назад

I love Jane Goodall..she made me love primates..she has given me a great love of animals in general

@anniewildmush1284 27 дней назад

she was always my idol!

@abayless3816 21 день назад

She was my childhood hero, and still is.

@cathydargie9253 27 дней назад

I am thoroughly enjoying this lovely documentary. ❤❤❤❤ I have saved this doc. So I can watch it over and over again..is this weird? 🥺

@charlessarver1637 27 дней назад

@ilonaondrusvribinszkinepap2289 2 дня назад

Tisztelt Nacional Geographic ! A természet filmeket Magyar nyelvű felíratozás lehetősége hiányában nem tudjuk élvezni pedig nagyon fontos lenne ! Köszönöm ha figyelembe veszik a kérésemet !🇭🇺

@kathycarlson7947 16 дней назад

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.

@heartlesskitten88 27 дней назад

My hero

@aldochaves3610 26 дней назад

Jane goodall sensacional seu trabalho...

@berber8032 24 дня назад

This hits hard un so many ways as an animal lover and most of all as a mother to a 5 year old

@annalisa14 13 дней назад

Jane. Unique. Blessed. Lucky. Skilled. Patient and Magickal. ❤❤❤❤❤

@user-wm1pi1ix2i 27 дней назад

This is the kind of human our species needs in charge of saving us and our planet. Cant save 1 without the other.

@sointeresting3938 21 день назад

Outstanding documentary!

@vasilbutrakov7330 27 дней назад

wow .. the fascinating behaviour lady is real

@atomicwinter7926 26 дней назад

she was ahead of her time...

@heymkay 20 дней назад

A story beautifully told 😊

@dollyperry3020 27 дней назад

I find the commercials excessive and annoying~! The video is wonderful~

@sandramorey2529 16 дней назад

I agree. Every 3 minutes and I, of course, will never, ever buy anything advertised in such a way.

@frederichoarau6706 День назад

Amazing and inspiring life!

@simonegreer7754 27 дней назад

What a fantastic film n family ❤

@sabihatanveer8494 27 дней назад

Had a lesson on her in school ❤& thanx jane,Hugo& grub🐵

@user-vy8kj4ib7v 25 дней назад

Very brave 👏

@sarahscroggins2793 22 дня назад

Wonderful

@indie8189 16 дней назад

Thanks for the film. It's so beautiful, filled with humanity, compassion, love and respect for nature and animals. Jane Goodall is a shero.

@CoolGirl007 26 дней назад

Heart start to change when 2 people are in different dream

@eewilson9835 27 дней назад

This inside look is everything one needs to understand when stepping into the real world, the wild.

@vavilovasvetlana9044 27 дней назад

Completely support comments.

@narayankulkarni5378 27 дней назад

Mother nature is backbone of the world

@kalegana 22 дня назад

the colors are amazing.

@jonathaneffemey944 22 дня назад

Brilliant

@nguyenhoangvu9609 15 дней назад

That is incredible.

@belindapoplin5439 17 дней назад

❤❤❤ Loved and legendary ❤❤❤

@Maritafeb15 11 дней назад

Wonderful documentary thank you. What an amazing achievement to learn so much about chimpanzees and humans over such a long time.

@nslvip 27 дней назад

Awe inspiring. Nothing short of incredible

@mostlyends 8 часов назад

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.

@lidijabasanovic9779 24 дня назад

She is awesome, but Dian F. was a bigger player, totally different, she gave it all, her life too.. God Bless both ladies

@_bajoe 27 дней назад

❤❤❤

@mendozaartstudiollc1354 24 дня назад

What an extrodinary person.

@roberthansen9294 9 дней назад

You can die from a broken heart 💔 in the form of grief

@1st1anarkissed 19 дней назад

I was a child at the time this began. I remember people constanly trying to correct me about animals. They pretty much thought animals were NPC mobs put there by a deity for our use. My own father tried to convince me. But, you see, I could *hear them think.* I still can. I also refused to let people convince me it was my imagination. I cultivated the skill instead. I can't prove it, but I won't disbelieve it.

@michaelconnor5922 26 дней назад

Straight up "legend" ❤. What a awesome woman. Beautiful in every way. There comes a time when one realises, one must leave school to further ones education. Academics think they have all the answers because they dont come to realise that their beliefs have been given to them, whether those beliefs are right or wrong. They then have the short sightedness to scoff at others who have actual experience.

@susankamaka745 26 дней назад

Beautiful and heartfelt documentary.❤

@marysheehy4733 8 дней назад

Have looked up to her all my life! Was in Africa in the 90s for 2 weeks- pure magic especially the elephants

@mostlyends 9 часов назад

I believe the same thing. I show animals respect but never fear. I've had dogs run at me. I just stand still, act and speak confidently, and go on about my business.

@elexis3728 6 дней назад

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.

@justicewillprevail1106 26 дней назад

Music was too loud and gave me anxiety.

@joshuabalolong 16 дней назад

MASTERPIECE. everything is so perfect, God is indeed good.

@sointeresting3938 21 день назад

I love this woman!

@mukrangterang9907 25 дней назад

❤

@user-xb5pq8fh9r 25 дней назад

😔😢

@IzharJoesphaaron 21 день назад

I'm sure you know then, Brother, literature higher looks sounds different then at witnessed level Brother, two or more speak and one witness, vertical parallel horizontal and coverings

@celsobernardino9587 День назад

❤❤❤❤❤

@Wana-AI 27 дней назад

Guys does anyone know what camera she's using.

@darrelmendoza9119 27 дней назад

nikon fe2

@pedrova8058 24 дня назад

30:14 that's a "pre Ai" lens (Nikkor Q Auto 135 f3.5 "chrome nose"), so the camera is an F , with its pointy eyepiece/viewfinder (the F2 could also be used with that viewfinder, but that camera had a black plastic piece on the advance lever). At 31:18 you can see it well . The FM2 and FE2 appeared in 1982 and 83 respectively (they are for Ai/Ais lenses) At 1:24:18 a black FE2 appears