Dame Jane Morris Goodall, previously known as Baroness Jane van Lawick-Goodall, stands as a distinguished English primatologist and anthropologist. Widely recognized as the preeminent authority on chimpanzees, Goodall has gained considerable acclaim for her extensive six-decade-long research on the social and familial dynamics of wild chimpanzees. Her groundbreaking work commenced in 1960 upon her arrival at the Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania, a setting that proved to be instrumental in her observations of human-like behaviors exhibited by chimpanzees, such as engagement in armed conflict.