Camouflage in Nature Through Form Matching (1964)
The film discusses various forms of camouflage in nature, particularly focusing on protective resemblance, where animals mimic their surroundings to
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Dissection and Anatomy of the Frog (1964)
This educational video provides a detailed dissection of a frog, highlighting its anatomy and internal organs. It explains the process
Stock Library Can BKUBQEBUQ (silent raw footage)
The 1960s film footage provides a visually rich and diverse exploration of historical, scientific, and cultural themes. It begins with
Industry on Parade Can 3a (ca. 1950s)
Discusses the extraction and processing of diatomite, a substance derived from fossilized algae, and its various industrial uses. It highlights
Johnny Lingo: Building Self Worth In Others (1969)
The film revolves around Johnny Lingo, a native who is set to marry Mahana, the daughter of a man named
Conserving Our Environment- The Pollution Crisis (1972)
Shows some of the many ways in which man is polluting the land, sea, and air. Explains that as
Gray Squirrel (1960)
The film follows a mother gray squirrel and her young babies as they navigate life in the woods. The mother
Forest For The Future (1977)
Discusses the multifaceted nature of forests, emphasizing their personal significance to individuals and their role as a resource for the
Our Round Earth – its Land (1971)
Views land masses and land forms from the air, states the importance of the land for farming and mining and
Jefferson and Monroe (1940s?)
The film explores the historical significance of Charlottesville, Virginia, focusing on the lives and legacies of Thomas Jefferson and James
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Northwest Indian Art (1966)
Shows representative samples of Northwest Indian art collected from six different museums, featuring the double-faced mechanical masks which were part