Unit 4
Contains 169 Results:
Royal Little Africa Film Library, reel 26: Hyenas, circa 1962-1970
Herds of hyenas in the wild, and close-up footage of individual hyenas running.
Royal Little Africa Film Library, reel 27: Impala, circa 1962-1970
Footage of the impalas in the wild, mostly long shots of herds on the horizon, a few medium shots of individual impalas running.
Royal Little Africa Film Library, reel 31: Lions, circa 1962-1970
Soft-focus and medium shots of lions in the wild.
Royal Little Africa Film Library, reel 55: Waterbuck and gerenuk, circa 1962-1970
Waterbucks and gerenuks in their native habitat, long shots of animal herds and close-ups of individual animals hunting prey.
[Jacques Cousteau and crew loading yellow saucer and other likely unrelated marine footage], 1959
"Jacques Cousteau's crew loading yellow saucer [Soucoupe] with equipment... Men on boat (C[arlton] Ray?) scooping out nets of fish on the water"--Original box label. Additional marine footage appears to be unrelated to Cousteau footage.
[Jacques Cousteau and crew testing yellow saucer], 1959
Testing of underwater saucer (Soucoupe). Likely footage of testing of the Diving Saucer, (Soucoupe plongeante, or the SP-350 Denise) a small submarine developed by Jacques Cousteau in 1959.
[NBC-TV Today Show segment featuring Ross Nigrelli], 1966
NBC-TV Today Show episode segment featuring the work of the New York Aquarium Director Ross F. Nigrelli.
[Various birds, reel 1], 1972
"A reel of miscellaneous bird footage taken from the following films: Pink treasures of Bahraini, Birds of East and Central Africa, and Birds of Shore and Marsh"--Original can label.
[Various birds, reel 2], 1972
"A reel of miscellaneous bird footage taken from the following films: Our Endangered Wildlife, Life of a kingfisher, From the Pampas to the Patagonia, and African and Asian birds"--Original can label.
Behavior and Ecology of Vervet Monkeys in the Masai Amboseli Game Reserve, Kenya, 1967
"Rockefeller University presents Behavior and ecology of Vervet monkeys in the Maasai Amboseli Game Reserve in Kenya by Thomas T. Struhsaker New York Zoological Society and The Rockefeller University"--Film credits.