Unit 5

"The Roy Little African Film Library. Africa--Uganda cobb and reedbuck"--Original can label.

"The Roy Little Africa Film Library"--Original can label.

"The Roy Little Africa Film Library"--Original can label.

Spanish-language silent print. "Part 2 of The Living Earth series. Shows the interdependence of plant and animal life and the consequences of man's misuse of natural resources. Includes animated drawings. For junior and senior high school grades and adult groups"-- Worldcat.

Unidentified part from The Living Forest series.

"Fossil remains and other prehistoric relics illustrate how continued life depends on an organism's ability to adapt itself to changes in its environment. The growth and development of the climax forest is shown in detail. For junior and senior high school and adult groups"--1951 Catalog of Copyright Entries.

Spanish-language silent print. "Follows the chain of events when a strand is broken in the web of life. Shows a forest, destroyed by a windstorm, which eventually becomes a productive area as a grassland until again a strand is broken. Stresses that man's survival depends on his immediate use of the knowledge and science available to him if he is to survive"--Audio-Visual Catalog, U of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1981.

Spanish-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

The WCS Archives holds no additional information about this film at this time.

Film by Paul J. Rainey, believed to be taken during his 1910 Arctic expedition. Shots include a polar bear running on the ice from an approaching boat, close up shots of hunting boats sailing through ice floes, spearing walruses in the water, shots of musk oxen on a priarie with herding dogs, women skinning animals on the deck of a boat.