Predators of North America

Duration: 13

Year Published: 1981

Creator: National Geographic Society

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Shows a wide range of North American predators from tiny shrew to black bear and including members of the feline and canine families, capturing their fight for survival. Records how, faced with the necessity of finding, catching, and killing animals capable of fight or flight, predators have developed into some of the most intelligent, skillful and resourceful members of the animal kingdom. Introduces a number of biological terms and ecological concepts., Shows a wide range of North American predators from tiny shrew to black bear and including members of the feline and canine families, capturing their fight for survival. Records how, faced with the necessity of finding, catching, and killing animals capable of fight or flight, predators have developed into some of the most intelligent, skillful and resourceful members of the animal kingdom. Introduces a number of biological terms and ecological concepts.

Complete Record: Shows a wide range of North American predators from tiny shrew to black bear and including members of the feline and canine families, capturing their fight for survival. Records how, faced with the necessity of finding, catching, and killing animals capable of fight or flight, predators have developed into some of the most intelligent, skillful and resourceful members of the animal kingdom. Introduces a number of biological terms and ecological concepts., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.