Subject: Science: Natural & Physical

Animal Studies Series

A series of documentaries that presents in-depth studies of various animals, assisting in the better understanding of each. Programs available on 8 or 10 DVDs, Digital Streaming Files or Videos; also in an 8-Disc Set. (2 programs available in Spanish.) For pricing call in US: 800.876.2447/Intl. 603.434.9262 or e-mail

List of Titles

Adaptation - Tools for Survival: Land Animals

Animals must have food and the ability to reproduce in order to survive. These processes occur in the environment in which they have evolved and to which they have adapted. The process of adaptation takes millions of years and those species that are successful have developed both physical and behavioral tools that Click for more

Adaptation - Tools for Survival: Sea Animals

Sea animals, like land animals, must have food and the ability to reproduce in order to survive, and in this program we observe how a number of sea animals have adapted to aquatic environments, allowing them to survive harmoniously with their environment and its inhabitants; also like land animals we learn about the Click for more

Breeding Horses With Confidence

Annmarie Griggs has been an equestrienne for over 20 years and in this program she shares her vast amount of experience to guide viewers through the process of breeding mares; then she addresses the questions prospective breeders need to ask and have answered. Step-by-step clinical procedures, as performed by Click for more

Catch Me If You Can 1: Grazers

Featuring expert filmmaking at three spectacular locations: Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming), Denali National Park (Alaska), and Kluane National Park (Yukon Territory), this two-part documentary illustrates how the play of young animals manifests itself in adult behaviors, looking at two distinct groups: "Grazers" Click for more

Catch Me If You Can 2: Predators

Featuring expert filmmaking at three spectacular locations: Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming), Denali National Park (Alaska), and Kluane National Park (Yukon Territory), this two-part documentary illustrates how the play of young animals manifests itself in adult behaviors, looking at two distinct groups: "Grazers" Click for more

Catch Me If You Can 1 & 2: Grazers and Predators

A combined version of Catch Me If You Can 1: Grazers and Catch Me If You Can 2: Presators is available.
Featuring expert filmmaking at three spectacular locations: Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming), Denali National Park (Alaska), and Kluane National Park (Yukon Territory), this two-part documentary Click for more

Coyotes: Song Dog

CINE Golden Eagle Award
Best Wildlife Film -International Wildlife Film Festival
"Highly Recommended. Backed with appropriate musical accompaniment and serious narration that includes insightful quotes from Native Americans, the adept camera captures the many-faceted Click for more

Llama Language

Llamas have become popular pack animals in the US and this program illustrates important behavioral characteristics to be aware of when dealing with this woolly cousin to the camel. Produced Iowa State University. 2010DR/CL SCA 15 min. Click for more

Strategies for Animal Survival 1

All animal 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 Click for more

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; Click for more

Strategies for Animal Survival 1 & 2

A combined version of Strategies for Animal Survival 1 & 2 is available.
Strategies for Animal Survival 1
All animal 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 Click for more

Yellowstone's Otters and Friends

Millions of people have visited Yellowstone National Park, but there is another region in this area where relatively few humans have traveled, the Yellowstone Lake region, which contains an immense variety of wildlife and unusual geologic features that create a truly unique habitat. This documentary takes us to this Click for more