The Life Cycle

Series: Survival in the Sea Series

Duration: 0:29:00

Year Published: 1959

Creator: Indiana University Audio-Visual Center | National Educational Television

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Traces the life cycle existing between plant and animal life beneath the sea. Discusses and illustrates the importance of microscopic plankton in providing the basic sustenance for many species of marine life. Uses underwater scenes to show how various marine organisms capture their food and the part they play in the food chain. Includes filmed sequences of the sponge, clam, parrot fish, sting ray, octopus, manta ray, needle fish, barracuda, and others.

Complete Record: , Traces the life cycle existing between plant and animal life beneath the sea. Discusses and illustrates the importance of microscopic plankton in providing the basic sustenance for many species of marine life. Uses underwater scenes to show how various marine organisms capture their food and the part they play in the food chain. Includes filmed sequences of the sponge, clam, parrot fish, sting ray, octopus, manta ray, needle fish, barracuda, and others.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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