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Unit 6

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Contains 163 Results:

The Incredible Sea Horse, 1968

 Item — Container: Unit 6, Shelf: D
Scope and Contents

Film chronicling the sea horse in the wild and at home in the aquarium. "Presented by the New York Zoological Society. The Incredible Sea Horse. The story of a sea horse a most improbable fish. Directed by Robert A. Morris, curator New York Aquarium"--Film credits.

Dates: 1968

Siberian tiger cub, Natasha, with Brad and Vinnie, 1966

 Item — Container: Unit 6, Shelf: B
Scope and Contents

"Siberian tiger cub Natasha with Brad and Vinnie"--Orignal box label. Brad is likely Brad House, and Vinnie may be Vinnie Nestor.

Dates: 1966

This is the Bronx Zoo, 1959

 Item — Container: Unit 6, Shelf: F
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Film showcasing Bronx Zoo staff, gorillas, and buildings on Baird [Astor] Court."This is the Bronx Zoo. Directed by William Bridges Produced with Herbert J. Knobloch. Photographed by Sam Dunton"--Film credits.

Dates: 1959

Unusual Tropical Fishes, 1932

 Item — Container: Unit 6, Shelf: D
Scope and Contents

Film featuring electric eels and lungfish. "The New York Aquarium presents Unusual Tropical Fishes"--Film credits.

Dates: 1932

Wild Gold, 1964

 Item — Container: Unit 6, Shelf: B
Scope and Contents "The New York Zoological Society presents Wild Gold. Narrated by Robert Montgomery. Photographed by James R. Simon and Royal Little. Edited by Peter E. Hansen. Musical Director Edward Bland. East African Music Collected by C. P. Smith. An Affiliated Film Production. Produced and Written by Irving Jacoby"--Film credits. Portrays threats to African wildlife as caused by Maasai pastoral practices compounded by increasing cattle herd populations; describes collaborative efforts between East...
Dates: 1964

Zoo Babies, 1944

 Item — Container: Unit 6, Shelf: E
Scope and Contents

"Zoo Babies. Photographed in the New York Zoological Park by Claude W. Leister. Among the birds staring a family of Canadian geese. "Barney" the first young sea lion born and raised at the zoological park. Master Pigmy Hippopotamus is truly a smaller edition of his mother. A young grey kangaroo and opossum. A baby Himalayan Tahr. Young polar bears were newly received from the Arctic. A pair of lion cubs. A young llama, the South American camel. Z stands for zebras"--Film credits.

Dates: 1944

[Bat echolocation film excerpt], 1943

 Item — Container: Unit 6, Shelf: E
Scope and Contents

Film excerpt from bat echolocation film, soft-focused long shot images of bats flying, no titles.

Dates: 1943

[Bears in Bronx Zoo], 1968

 Item — Container: Unit 6, Shelf: G
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Some shots of William Conway and NYZS staff working on the following: "1968 Intro of polar bears to exhibit. 1968 Bear Den construction. 1968 Arrival of Kodiaks. 1968 Introduction of Kodiaks to exhibit. 1968 shifting polar bears"--Original can label.

Dates: 1968

[Belgian Congo, Outtakes], 1948

 Item — Container: Unit 6, Shelf: E
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Outtakes from William Bridges' visit to the Congo. It is only landscape footage of palm trees, fields, and the outskirts of the village buildings.

Dates: 1948

[Bronx Zoo crowds], circa 1954-1963

 Item — Container: Unit 6, Shelf: G
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Establishing shots of "Crowds. Opening day at the Reptile House. Faces at the Ape House. Crowds at the special interest"--Original can label.

Dates: circa 1954-1963