Unit 7

Scope and Contents Film is incomplete and does not include ending credits. "Photographed by S. C. Dunton. The Aquarium's well boat Seahorse, which collects most of the local marine specimens. ...And year after year the Aquarium continues to be one of New York City's most popular public institutions. A friendly pup comes to inspect the hand, a piece of driftwood. A trip to Sandy Hook goes underway. Tanks and various equipment are brought down to the little vessel. Sea robins, blackfish and other local...

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English language version of film by William G. Conway and Robert Goelet, celebrating Argentina's wildlife and wild places and urging their preservation. Includes footage of torrent ducks, Magellanic woodpeckers, and elephant seals.

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Spanish language version of film by William G. Conway and Robert Goelet, celebrating Argentina's wildlife and wild places and urging their preservation. Includes footage of torrent ducks, Magellanic woodpeckers, and elephant seals.

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Film describing the Wildlife Conservation Society's development of the Paseo Pantera biotic corridors protected areas program in Central America. Features Chuck Carr (Archie Carr III), Bruce and Carolyn Miller, and Janet Gibson.

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Title 3 in The Living Earth series, produced by the Conservation Foundation in association with the New York Zoological Society. Distributed by Encyclopedia Britannica Films.

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Shots of maps of Canada, and the area of Devon and Banif Island. "A pictorial report on the 1954 expedition to Bylot island, sponsored jointly by the New York Zoological Society and the Artic Institute of North America. Photographed by Dr. B. G. Ferris"--Film credits.

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Griffin and bats in trees, some close-ups, some wide-angle group shots.

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Majority of the film is close-up shots of fishes in the tanks in the aquarium. "Originally produced for us at the Society's membership meeting and in conjunction with the Aquarium Fund Campaign, was re-edited slightly to make it a more general film on fishes, with sound"--1951 NYZS Annual Report. "Distributed by McGraw Hill Book Company. The New York Zoological Society presents The World of Water"--Film credits.

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Outtakes shot list: "men working on boat "The Courageous Newport" - boat cruising during evening or early morning. Panning of island - (Carlton Ray?). men on boat - island - men on island collecting specimens. Men boarding boat with equipment and three samples of fish. Men in diving gear - underwater scenery"--Original box label.

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Men on the deck of boats, some fishing with nets, and a man with a still box camera.