(1)From observing chimpanzees in the wild, Jane Goodall made two important discoveries that brought her international fame. (2)One discovery was that chimps make and use tools. (3)As Goodall looked on, for instance, several chimps plucked long blades of grass, stripped off the leaves, licked one end to make it sticky, and poked the stem into a termite nest, pulling it out covered with termites. (4)These they licked off as a child would a lollipop. (5)In addition, Goodall discovered that chimpanzees eat meat—on a regular basis. (6)Goodall frequently saw them catch, kill, and devour bushbucks and bushpigs. (7)She also saw them frequently kill and eat monkeys and young baboons. (8)Moreover, Goodall saw her chimps throw rocks and use sticks as clubbing weapons. The words that introduce the major supporting details of the passage are