How Animals Defend Themselves (1948)
Shows how animals have developed protective mechanisms against other animals and nature. Many examples of defense mechanisms are shown–speed, camouflage,
How Animals Discovered Christmas (revised, 1983)
This animated film narrates the heartwarming story of animals in Cozy Valley as they come together to help a bluebird
How Animals Eat (1948)
HOW VARIOUS ANIMALS EAT, INCLUDING EAGLE, ROADRUNNER, PELICAN, SPIDER, PRAYING MANTIS, ANTEATER, RACCOON. SPECIAL ADAPTATIONS SUCH AS LONG STICKY TONGUES
How Animals Help Us (1954)
A young boy discovers a stray kitten on his way to visit his grandfather’s farm. He thinks of other aninals
How Animals Live In Winter (1956)
In winter, Penny and her brother Chris explore how animals survive the cold season. They learn about birds that migrate
How Are You? (1970s)
Discusses the concept of “normal” behavior and mental health through the metaphor of a “swinger” and “squares.” It highlights that
How Astronomers Study The Universe (SILENT, 1977)
Silent. Uses a visit to Kitt Peak National Observatory in Arizona to examine the field of astronomy. Surveys the equipment,
How Billy Keeps Clean (1951)
Billy is a typical dirty child at school, but once he returns home, he becomes an overly clean child who
How Blood Clots (1969)
The circulatory system is essential for human cells, providing food, oxygen, and waste removal through blood pumped by the heart.
How Do They Move? (1971)
*How Do They Move?* (1971) is an educational film produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation. This short film explores the
How Do You Do? (1946)
Presents the problems of social introductions, designed to help build social poise and self-assurance. We digitized and uploaded this film on behalf of the Prelinger Archives. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. how-do-you-do-1946-2
How Do You Do? (1946)
Presents the problems of social introductions, designed to help build social poise and self-assurance. We digitized and uploaded this film on behalf of the Prelinger Archives. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. how-do-you-do-1946-2