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Okay, now on with the show.

Once upon a time, there was a girl who dreamed of living with animals in Africa.

One day, that dream would come true, and her discoveries about chimpanzees would forever

change the way people see animals. Her name was Jane Goodall.

As a child, Jane lived in Bournemouth, England. She spent hours as a watcher, quietly observing the animals outside.

She kept earthworms underneath her pillow until she learned that they were happier in the dirt.

She tamed the robin by leaving a trail of crumbs on her window sill, slowly coaxing it inside.

Eventually it built a nest in her bookcase.

Once, Jane waited inside the henhouse, refusing to wiggle,

even though the rough straw scratch her skin.

She was watching the chickens to see how they lay their eggs.

Finally, one appeared, and saw that Jane running to tell her mother.

I know how an egg comes out!

Meanwhile, her mother had been searching for Jane for hours,

but she always encouraged Jane's curiosity.

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