Unit 3
Contains 194 Results:
[1961] Aquarium Varieties, 1961
Year in review film introducing the exhibits and research facilities at the newly relocated New York Aquarium at Coney Island.
A Gathering from the Sea, 1963
"The New York Aquarium is a meeting place for grace and beauty and grotesque form"--Opening titles. Film shows various New York Aquarium exhibits, including the new walrus pool, and research activities at the proposed Osborn Laboratories of Marine Sciences.
Great Days in the Zoo: Animal Rarities "At Home" in the New York Zoological Park, 1950
Film highlighting Bronx Zoo animals and exhibits, including hummingbirds, tapirs, gorillas, and penguins. Includes footage from the opening of the Great Apes House and view of the exhibt.
[Various Bronx Zoo and New York Aquarium footage], 1975
Shows visitors welcoming a baby tapir and a snow leopard named Snowball to the Bronx Zoo.
General zoo film, 1947
Establishing shots of a variety of Bronx Zoo exhibits and animals, including the African Plains, the Lion House, giant panda exhibit, Children's Zoo. Also includes footage of the zoo shuttle, Bronx River waterfall, Rainey Gates, parking lot, riding animals. Also footage depicting the transport of African elephants from the British Congo and their arrival at the Bronx Zoo's Elephant House with a press event.
Stars in Stripes: Three Little Tigers and How They Grew, 1952
Shows the growth and care of three tigers, born in the Bronx Zoo and raised from infancy by Helen Martini, including in her Bronx apartment.
The Cavalcade of Insects: A Preview of 1941, 1941
Macro-photography footage of insects in exhibits and in a research facility. "Under the curatorship of Dr. Raymond L. Ditmars a new comprehensive insect exhibit will be inaugurated at the Bronx Zoo in 1941"--Film credits.
[1974] Zoo and Aquarium, 1974
The Flying White Whales: The Story of Two Expeditions to Bristol Bay, Alaska, 1961
Tomorrow!, 1962
Film created to raise funds for "the zoo of tomorrow." Describes planned new exhibits at the Bronx Zoo, including an expansion of the African Plains, a South American exhibit, bear exhibits, World of Birds, the World of Darkness. Describes new plans for the New York Aquarium. Also references field work in Africa and South America. Includes dialogue from William Conway and Fairfield Osborn. "Produced for the Zoological Society by Evan J. Anton"--Film credits.