| Título : |
THE TRIALS OF LIFE : GROWING UP |
| Tipo de documento: |
documento proyectable o vídeo |
| Autores: |
ATTENBOROUGH, DAVID |
| Número de páginas: |
ING. COL. 50', 1991 BBC |
| Idioma : |
Inglés (eng) |
| Palabras clave: |
ZOOLOGY;ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR |
| Resumen: |
TALK ABOUT CHILD CARE. ANTHROPOLOGIST SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH HAS TAKEN CAMERAS AND CREW TO EVERY CORNER OF THE GLOBE TO EXPOSE REMARKABLE EXAMPLES OF HOW BABAY ANIMALS GAIN THE SIZE AND THE STRENGTH TO SURVIVE. ENCOUNTER COLLABORATIVE LITTLE EIDER DUCKS WHO SET UP NURSURIES WHERE 500 DUCKLINGS ROMP UNDER THE CARE AND FEEDING OF ALERT, UNATTACHED "AUNTIES." OBSERVE ELEPHANTS MEANDERING IN MATRIARCHAL HERDS, CHIMPS CONDUCTING A NUT-CRACKING WORKSHOP AND A MILLION BABY BATS COMING OF AGE IN A MAMMOTH TEXAS CAVE. AND, IN AN UNFORGETTABLE SEQUENCE, ZOOM IN ON TIGER SHARKS WHO'VE SLITHERED CLOSE TO SHORE IN THE LEEWARD ISLANDS. THERE, NEWBORN ALBATROSSES ARE LEARNING, QUITE QUICKLY, THAT IN THIS WORLD ONE EITHER FLIES OR DIES. |
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THE TRIALS OF LIFE : GROWING UP
