Jane Goodall Is Still Wild At Heart
She’s 80 now, working 13 hour days, and still won’t take so much as a reporter’s hand to cross the stream.
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She’s 80 now, working 13 hour days, and still won’t take so much as a reporter’s hand to cross the stream.
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