According to Fox News she died of natural causes while on tour on the West Coast. She's from the time when exploration was still a good thing, not sullied by climate change politics, though I believe she did believe in it, respected the same way Jacques Cousteau was.

https://www.foxnews.com/lifest...d-91-during-u-s-tour

She walks into the mist.

I was waiting for monkey to post this.
She was a hero to me.

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Originally posted by newtoSig765:
she died of natural causes while on tour on the West Coast.

She was continuing her primates research by studying kalifornians.

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Originally posted by newtoSig765:
According to Fox News she died of natural causes while on tour on the West Coast. She's from the time when exploration was still a good thing, not sullied by climate change politics, though I believe she did believe in it, respected the same way Jacques Cousteau was.

She recently did an interview with the WSJ podcast after delivering a speech during the recent UN General Assembly.

Is Jane Goodall fighting a loosing battle?

She may be one of the more well known scientists that most people agree and accept her findings, however she is like most environmentalists fully committed to the climate-message that's been pushed for the last 30-years, with increased vigor over the last 15-years.