Vintage Photos Taken by Jane Goodall’s Emmy-Winning Partner
Published 18 Sept 2018, 11:32 BST
Photographer Hugo van Lawick and zoolologist Jane Goodall observe a family of chimpanzees in Gombe National Park, Tanzania. It's 1965.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
A chimpanzee leaps from one branch to another.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
Jane Goodall climbs a tree with binoculars to better view chimpanzees.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
A chimpanzee in Gombe cradles her infant in her lap and offers it a banana.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
Jane sips a drink and observes chimpanzee perched on a guyline.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
In close proximity of parents, a young chimpanzee reaches for Jane. Making physical contact like this is no longer deemed appropriate with chimps in the wild.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
A male chimpanzee shows off his sharp teeth.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
Two chimpanzees embrace while hanging from a tree.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
A chimpanzee nips off termites on a blade of grass with her lips. Jane was the first zoologist to observe that behavior in chimps.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
Jane and a chimpanzee play on the ground together.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
Close view of the heads of two chimpanzees as they kiss.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
Chimpanzee eating termites off a blade of grass dipped in a mound.
Photograph by Hugo Van Lawick, National Geographic Creative
