Animal Behavior series: Winter/ Spring/ Fall (3 films)

Duration: 1200 ft.

Year Published: 1973

Creator: International Film Bureau

Complete Record: 1) Explores ways in which various animals survive during the winter months when snow covers the ground and food is scarce. Explains hibernation cycles of the bear, chipmunk and woodchuck, but also shows how the re squirrel, the fox, the elk and non-migrating birds must search for food in the snow. 2) Shows how animals find food and survive in the spring. Discusses variations in behavior found in squirrels, frogs, insects, Canadian geese, the fox, deer, and birds. Also discusses the care of an orphaned animal, the implications of keeping an animal from its natural habitat. 3) Shows the changes that occur in animals during the fall season as cold weather approaches. Explains why the elk, raccoon, and rabbit experience bodily changes; butterflies, geese, ducks, and some birds migrate; and still other animals prepare for hibernation.


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