Did Jane Goodall violate Federal law??
It's generally illegal in the US to possess raptor feathers. (Or "parts", as the law calls them.) But in this clip, the presenter displays a photo of Jane Goodall in possession of a condor feather. The last time I looked, Ms. Goodall wasn't an American Indian, and thus wouldn't be allowed to possess a raptor feather.
The speaker in this clip is Cindy Margulis of the Oakland Zoo...
On a side note, I gotta give Ms. Margulis props for a passionate, if illogical, presentation. Her assertions fly in the face of scientific data, and some of the sentences make no sense whatsoever, but she does an excellent job of presenting her point of view. The do-it-for-the-children argument she resorts to leaves me flat, but I'm sure that her audience ate it up.
The speaker in this clip is Cindy Margulis of the Oakland Zoo...
On a side note, I gotta give Ms. Margulis props for a passionate, if illogical, presentation. Her assertions fly in the face of scientific data, and some of the sentences make no sense whatsoever, but she does an excellent job of presenting her point of view. The do-it-for-the-children argument she resorts to leaves me flat, but I'm sure that her audience ate it up.
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