Jane Goodall
publication date: Monday, March 11, 2002 (part of Round XVI)
category: Science
clue: This woman goes bananas for conservationism, but she's all good.
explanation: Goodall spent her life researching chimpanzees ("bananas") and arguing for nature conservationism. The phrase "all good" is a play on her last name. more…
solved by: Matthew Preston, Denise Sawicki, Mike Eberhart, David Mitzman, Aaron Fischer, Jackie Mason, Kelly Lee, Anna Gregoline, Kelly Stokes, Edward Tegge, Jeff Flom, Andy Hubbartt, and K. R.
trivia: This goo sat in Scott's reservoir of ready-made goos for almost two years before finally appearing in the game.
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