The Ghosts of Gombe
On July 12, 1969, Ruth Davis, a young American
volunteer at Dr. Jane Goodall’s research site in Gombe Stream National Park,
Tanzania, left camp to follow a chimpanzee into the forest. Six days later, her
body was found floating at the base of a high waterfall. What happened?
Drawing
on his recent book, The Ghosts of Gombe, Dale Peterson will delve into the full
story of day-to-day life at Gombe during the months preceding Ruth’s death.
These months were marked by stress, excitement, social conflicts, cultural
alignments, and the friendships that developed among three of the researchers
and some of the chimpanzees.
SOURCE: Harvard Museum of Natural History.
ΛΕΞΕΙΣ-ΚΛΕΙΔΙΑ: Φαντασμα, Γκομπε, 1969, Βτειβις, Γκουνταλ, Τανζανια, χιμπατζης, δασος, καταρρακτης, Πετερσον
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