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SECTION I. (f) Nature (Cont.) 57
3066 Wild Creatures in Captivity
(Reptiles and Monkeys) Gila monster, python, lemur, baboon, rhesus monkey, mandrill ; small monkeys at play.
3067 Wild Creatures in Captivity
(Other Birds and Beasts) Screech owl, barn owl, guinea fowl, pheasant, ostrich, raccoon, porcupine, kangaroo, sea lions.
3069 Just Monkeys 1 Reel
A film built round the antics of two monkeys in a zoo, and their "comments" on their captors, with a moral about keeping animals shut in cages.
3158 Microscopic Animal Life 1 Reel
Photomicrographic views show four singlecelled animals ; annxba, paramecium, stentor, vorticella ; and one remarkable multi-celled animal, the rotifer.
3170 Some Sea-shore Animals 1 Reel
An anemone and its relative, the sea feather and feather dusters (marine tube worms) are shown. Sea urchins are displayed from various angles. Close views of starfishes show how their tubular feet assist them in feeding. A sunflower star swallows food. Closing scenes show the hermit crab and some of its seashore neighbours.
3175 Termites 1 Reel
The partial life history of termites is illustrated by the subterranean, rotten wood and sound wood genera of the insects. A few of the many protective measures against these destructive ants are shown.
3177 Beavers 1 Reel
These busy workers repair a break in a dam, then take time off for lunch ! Views of trees which they have cut down, beaver-made canals, the storage of food, beaver homes and baby beavers at different ages, make a most interesting and instructive film.
3178 The Raccoon 1 Reel
The life of this inquisitive and friendly little fellow is shown "at home," as he fishes for crawfish in a stream, catches one, washes and eats it, and as he plays in the trees before he starts for his home in a dead tree stump.
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