Strategies for Animal Survival - 1

All animals species undergo a process of constant change. Those that survive do so because they perfect certain strategies that enable them to develop successfully in their environment. In this first of two chapters on animal survival, we discover that conditions in the environment determine which abilities animals develop, and we are introduced to strategies such as camouflage, poison, symbiosis, parasitism, and adaptation. Produced by Ferraro Nature Films, Inc. 08DR IJSCA 30 min. Also available in English

Strategies for Animal Survival - 2

Our study of the complex mosaic of strategies developed by animals in nature to survive continues, and we learn how forming groups has always been an important strategy of survival, for land and marine life, and, of course, for insects. Next we look at the multitude of shells and skeletons that animals have adapted; then close with man's various views on animal survival. Produced by Ferraro Nature Films, Inc. 09DR IJSCA 30 min. Also available in English

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