In paragraphs 42-44 of "My Life With the Chimpanzees," Jane Goodall continues her observations and research on chimpanzees in Gombe Stream National Park.
In this story, she faces a significant setback as she contracts a severe case of malaria. This illness leaves her weakened and bedridden, preventing her from conducting her usual fieldwork and observations among the chimpanzees.
In these paragraphs, the narrative emphasizes the challenges and dangers of conducting long-term field research in a remote and challenging environment like Gombe.
She battle with malaria underscores the personal sacrifices and health risks she endured in her dedication to studying chimpanzees in their natural habitat. Despite this setback, her determination and passion for her work ultimately lead her to recover and continue her groundbreaking research, making significant contributions to our understanding of chimpanzees and their behavior.