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ANIMALS IN MODERN LIFE

Deals with the wide variety of uses to which animals are put in our modern civilization—to furnish food, clothing material, and power. Scenes from all over the world give typical power uses of animals from the Eskimo sled dog to the Indian elephant. The film shows how few of the 500,000 species of animals have been domesticated—most of them by early man—and now, while power uses of animals are decreasing, more and more are being used for food and for clothing.
Complete catalog record
Series: Human geography series
Dewey number: 636
Audience level: jh-sh Guide 15c
Format/cost: 16-sd-$50
Distributors / rental: Not shown in source

More in Human geography series

  1. SHELTER 1927
  2. A BACKWARD CIVILIZATION. 1937
  3. ANIMALS IN MODERN LIFE 1937
  4. CLOTHING 1937
  5. Conservation of Natural Resources 1937
  6. OUR EARTH 1937
  7. NEW ENGLAND FISHERMEN 1938
  8. A people of the Congo. 1939
  9. CATTLEMAN 1939
  10. Giant People : The Watussi 1939
  11. Irrigation Farming. 1939
  12. LAND OF MEXICO 1939
  13. NAVAJO INDIANS 1939
  14. Pygmies of Africa 1939
  15. SHELL-FISHING 1939
  16. The Corn Farmer. 1939
  17. The Machine Maker. 1939
  18. The Orange Grower 1939
  19. TRUCK FARMER 1939
  20. People Of Hawaii. 1940
  21. PERU 1941
  22. ALASKA—RESERVOIR OF RESOURCES 1942
  23. The wheat farmer. 1956

Related films

Sources

  1. Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record

Record added 2026-07-02 14:42:46