Ecology: Basic Concepts (silent, raw footage,1970s)

This 1970s nature film captures the delicate interactions of wildlife in a pond ecosystem. It features a frog as a central subject, resting on tree trunks and lily pads, swimming, and hunting insects. The film also showcases various creatures, including a snake, a turtle, fish, slugs, and a salamander, highlighting predator-prey relationships as a snake attacks a frog and a frog eats a bug. Scenes of blooming flowers, water lilies, and grasses frame the natural setting, while close-ups of animals crawling along the ground provide an intimate look at small-scale life. The film offers a serene yet dynamic portrait of pond life, emphasizing the interconnectedness of its inhabitants.


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Complete catalog record
This 1970s nature film captures the delicate interactions of wildlife in a pond ecosystem. It features a frog as a central subject, resting on tree trunks and lily pads, swimming, and hunting insects. The film also showcases various creatures, including a snake, a turtle, fish, slugs, and a salamander, highlighting predator-prey relationships as a snake attacks a frog and a frog eats a bug. Scenes of blooming flowers, water lilies, and grasses frame the natural setting, while close-ups of animals crawling along the ground provide an intimate look at small-scale life. The film offers a serene yet dynamic portrait of pond life, emphasizing the interconnectedness of its inhabitants.

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project.

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, description, catalog record, video