Bumblebee, The (1950s)
The film “Bumblebee” explores the life cycle of bumblebees, focusing on a queen bee that emerges from hibernation and establishes
Boy Of The Seminoles, A (1956)
The film tells the story of Naha, a young Seminole Indian boy living in the Everglades of Florida. Set in
Blueprint For Safety (1982)
The film “Blueprint for Safety” from 1982 illustrates the emergency response to a hazardous materials accident involving a methanol leak
Tropical Opossums (silent, 1930s)
This silent film from the 1930s provides a charming and detailed look into the lives of various opossums, showcasing their
Bicycling Visual Skills (1980s)
The film emphasizes the importance of safe driving skills, drawing parallels between bicycle riding and car driving. It highlights key
Busy Harbor, The (1960)
Ted and Maria visit their friend Captain McKay, who lives in a bustling harbor city. They explore the harbor, observing
Before You Hunt (1973)
The film discusses the importance of responsible hunting, emphasizing the need for patience, training, and respect for wildlife and landowners.
Birds In Winter (1958)
The film explores bird migration patterns and survival strategies during winter. It highlights various bird species, including migratory birds like
Atoms For Peace – Introducing The Atom (1955)
The film discusses the dual nature of atomic energy, likening it to the sun, which can both sustain and destroy
Continent Of Africa – Lands Below TheSahara 1962)
Explores the complex history and evolution of Africa, highlighting its rich cultural diversity, natural resources, and the impact of European
Aerodynamics – Air Flow (1941)
The film discusses the principles of aerodynamics, focusing on the behavior of air as it interacts with different shapes and
Conservation Laws In Zero-G (1974)
In this educational film, scientist pilot Owen Garot discusses the principles of conservation laws demonstrated during the Skylab missions in