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For centuries, there were fearsome tales of a half human monster roaming the African forests. Even in modern times, knowledge of the elusive creature, the wild chimpanzee was largely based on speculation. Then in 1960 a daring young English woman set out to sort fiction from truth. She had been warned, you'll never get near the chimpanzees, but she was determined to try her name, Jane Goodall. She was 26 years old and destined to make scientific history against odds. Many thought insurmountable. She gradually earned the chimpanzee's trust. The picture that has emerged is an awesome portrait of the animals most like man. The similarities to humans are startling, the obvious physical resemblance, the discovery that they hunt and eat meat, the even more profound revelation that they are intelligent enough to make and use tools and in their non verbal communication, perhaps the most uncanny resembles of all meticulously documented and motion picture film. Jane Goodall's classic study stretches from 1960 to the present day, a compelling chronicle that spans three generations of chimps. It is the longest study of any wild animal group in the world. Unexpectedly, one of its recent chapters took a forbidding turn, the usual, gentle amiable chimps revealed a dark and sinister side, puzzling savage behavior as yet unexplained. And so the saga goes on the remarkable adventure of the wild chimpanzees and the dedicated woman who works among them still growing up in burnout England, Jane Goodall was drawn to the world of animals almost from the start when her mother gave the infant a chimp doll, outraged friends predicted nightmares. They could not have been more wrong.