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I read it, and it was a good read, pretty wholesome.
But.
For the love of god, next time, please give a less intimidating title, maybe format too. Because I do feel for the tl;dr comments.
Out of any part of the whole story, you chose for the title the most intractable. A name ~~mostly noone~~ apparently I, and at least some more people, know nothing about.
If you had titled it anything about tools, gender, power structures affecting perceived reality, what makes us human, or anything such, I would have had to fight my instincts way less to begin reading, and I think the same would have gone for many others.
Many people do know something about Jane Goodall. Obviously not everyone.
I only read it because her name was in the title.