Jane Goodall: It’s an aspect of our survival. […] It’s not a skill. It’s something more innate, more profound. […] It is a human survi

It’s an aspect of our survival. […] It’s not a skill. It’s something more innate — Jane Goodall

It’s an aspect of our survival. […] It’s not a skill. It’s something more innate, more profound. […] It is a human survival trait and without it we perish.

Jane Goodall

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