Jane Goodall arrived at Gombe in 1960 at age 26 with a notebook and a pair of binoculars, and the watch she started has now followed the same chimpanzee families continuously for 66 years, long enough to record tool use, warfare, and adoption inside one community
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Six decades of watching the same chimpanzee families has revealed that our closest relatives wage wars, adopt orphans, and pass knowledge through generations—a continuity of observation that transformed how we understand human nature.
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