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36 CLASS 3 — Popular Science, Natural History
REEL NO. TITLE PRODUCER
21-a Jelly Fish Pathe
Close-up views of various species of anemones (jelly-fish) ; their method of swimming and how they are caught.
28-a The Dragon Fly Pathe
Close-ups of this insect ; its larva and metamorphosis.
Reference: New International Encyclopedia, Vol. 7. (Dragon Fly).
37-a Mongoose and Snake Pathe
A Zoological subject picturing the mongoose and its combat with a snake. The close-ups afford detailed study of the mongoose. The struggle with the reptile illustrates the animal's persistency, agility and skill.
References : Royal Natural History. — Richard Lydekker.
The Mongoose on Sugar Estates in the West Indies. — Morris.
37-b The Sea-Flowers Pathe
Underwater views of curious sea vegetation.
43-a The Wildcat Pathe
The animal is seen preying upon birds' nests. Other habits of the animal are pictured. Its likeness to the domestic cat is very noticeable. References : Encyclopedia Americana, Vol. 22.
43-b In the Land of Snakes and Monkeys Pathe
A jungle scene giving an intimate study of monkeys ; native snake hunters enter cave and capture snakes. Many bats also are driven out. Reference : Monkeys. — Forbes.
46-b Star-Fish Pathe
Excellent study of this radially disposed five-armed marine animal.
References: North American Fishes. — Agassiz. Treatise on Zoology. — Laurester.
49-a The Trout Pathe
Breeding of the trout and various phases of fish culture ; appearance of the trout-egg; hatching of baby trout, and its gradual growth.
References : American Food and Game Fishes. * * Jordon and Evermann. Trout in Lakes and Reservoirs. — Ernest Phillips.
49-b The Cuttlefish Pathe
A biological subject dealing with peculiarities of the Cuttlefish. Close-ups of the ten arms on the end of each mouth. Its means of protection by emitting a black fluid which darkens the water and makes it invisible. Reference: Mollusca. — A. H. Cook.
103-a The Hermit Crab Pathe
Study of the crab, showing peculiarities of its structure, means of self-defense and other phases of its life.
Reference: The Life of Crustacea. — Caiman.