Unit 6
Contains 177 Results:
Termites and parasol ants, 1951
Outtakes shot list: "Termites, termite mounds and parasol ants"--Original box label.
Thamnophis, 1953 - 1954
"Thamnophis - garter snakes. Ribbon snake water and on grass"--Original can label.
Varanidae: Monitor lizard, 1953 - 1959
Monitor lizards at the Bronx Zoo, skeletal models of monitor lizards, and footage of keepers with a variety of monitor lizards.
Wyoming toad footage, 1996
Close-up footage of indoor hatcheries and tanks. Shots of researchers.
Yours is the Land (Portuguese language version), 1950
Portuguese-language version. "Shows the role of topsoil, water, plants, forests, and animal life in the conservation of natural resources. Exposes the results of man's practice of taking too much from the earth in too short a time. Emphasizes the need for a system of orderly management of our natural resources"--Worldcat
Carnival Under the Sea, 1963
"The Aquarium of Noumea presents Carnival Under the Sea. With the help of Yves Merlet, Roger Lesage, Haroun Tazieff and "Little Gahella". With the collaboration of the French Airline Company U.T.A."--Film credits.
How Nature Protects Animals, 1966
An educational film featuring different animals in their native ecosystems. "Encyclopedia Britannica Films in collaboration with James A. Oliver Director of the New York Zoological Park"--Film credits.
Let's Take a Trip, circa 1956
CBS broadcast television segment on August 12, 1956, featuring the Children's Zoo at the Bronx Zoo. "Let's Take a Trip. Directed by Roger Englander. With Sonny Fox, Ginger MacManus, Pud Flanagan"--Film credits.
Penguins, 1966
Film produced by WABC TV featuring penguins in the wild. "A WABC color film production. With footage provided by the New York Zoological Society. With Tex Antoine at the Bronx Zoo"--Film credits.
Population Ecology, Unit One, 1963
Film on population ecology and population control, with footage of diminishing natural resources and increasing global populations. "An Encyclopedia Britannica Film in Collaboration with Harrison Brown Ph.D. California Institute of Technology. Population Ecology Unit 1. 1963"--Film credits.