The Chimpanzee: Portrait of the Best Known Ape | Dr. Jane Goodall @TheLeakeyFoundation
The Chimpanzee: Portrait of the Best Known Ape | Dr. Jane Goodall  @TheLeakeyFoundation
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this historic never-before-released lecture, renowned primatologist Dr. Jane Goodall discusses the extended period of chimpanzee childhood and its significance for social learning, drawing parallels between chimpanzee and human development. She emphasizes the profound bond between mother and child.

Thank you to our generous sponsors:
Jo Rainie Rodgers and George Rodgers
Kay Harrigan Woods in honor of Gordon Getty
Camilla and George Smith
The Ann and Gordon Getty Foundation
The Joan and Arnold Travis Education Fund

The historic footage is from the 1973 Louis Leakey Memorial Symposium held by The Leakey Foundation in collaboration with the California Academy of Sciences on December 1-2, 1973.
The Chimpanzee: Portrait of the Best Known Ape | Dr. Jane GoodallOral History: Leslie Aiello SnapshotRewriting Modern Human Origins | Shara BaileyKay Behrensmeyer: Oral History SnapshotEpisode 65: The HobbitThe Neanderthals of Chagyrskaya Cave • Dr. Bence Viola • Lunch Break ScienceCelebrating 50 Years of Human Origins Research: The 1973 Louis Leakey Memorial SymposiumTop Human Origins Discoveries of 2023Mary Leakeys Legacy | Dr. Louise LeakeyNew thoughts on old tech | Dr. Tom PlummerAndrea Baden and Stacey Tecot | Lunch Break ScienceFifty Years of Research on the Gombe Chimpanzee
The Leakey Foundation |

The Chimpanzee: Portrait of the Best Known Ape | Dr. Jane Goodall

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER