Animal hero by Sol Kim

Imagine moving into the African jungle when you're only 26 years old with nothing but a notebook and some binoculars. That’s exactly what Jane Goodall did! She is super famous for living with wild chimpanzees and discovering that they actually make and use tools, which totally changed what scientists thought about animals.

But Jane Goodall isn't just famous for her science. She is a real hero because when she realized the chimps and their forests were in danger, she didn't just sit back—she became a massive activist. She is heroic because she has spent her whole life standing up for animals, protecting the planet, and proving that even one person can make a huge difference.

Jane Goodall was one of the world's most important animal rights and welfare advocates. Jane Goodall benefited the world by proving that protecting animals and the environment is tied to human survival and poverty alleviation.

Jane Goodall is known world wide as a good person because of her empathy, relentless activism, and lifelong dedication to both animals and humanity. Jane Goodall also said  animals are not fundamentally separate, but part of a deeply interconnected web of life