In "Learning from Chimpanzees: A Message Human Can Understand by Jane Goodall, she argues that animals deserve respect and understanding because they experience emotion and intelligence similar to humans. Goodall challenges the scientific belief that only people have minds and feelings. She say, “I did not realize that animals were not supposed to have personalities, or to think, or to feel emotions or pain.” Through this statement, Goodall reveals how her unbiased observations of chimpanzees led her to see them as individuals rather than objects of study. By admitting her surprise, she…