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The Great Lakes Rare Mammals |
Eleven animals are shown in live action. They are: fishers, pine martens, water shrews, lemmings, franklin and lined ground squirrels, chipmunks, wolverines, elk, caribou, and cougars. Habitat, behavior, and food sources are among the subjects covered
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Wildlife During Winter |
Otters playing in the snow, wolves feeding and porcupines in treetops are a sampling of the winter wildlife shown. A fascinating research project shows a female bear with her cubs. This video offers an interesting look at the cold weather activities of wildlife and birds.
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Understanding Wildlife Signs |
Here's your chance to take a field trip and never leave the classroom! The camera follows a group of students on a winter hike in the woods as they look for animal footprints and many other fun wildlife signs.
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The Moose of North America |
This whimsical collection of scenes offers a lighthearted look at the moose. Natural habitat and characteristics of this animal are discussed along with the devastating effects of hunting and environmental destruction.
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Michigan's Large Mammals |
The large mammals that are now living in Michigan and those that were here in pre-historic times are included. Deer, moose, elk and caribou are among the prey species. Cougar, lynx, and wolves are included among the predators.
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Wolves in Michigan |
Michigan's struggle to return the wolf to its natural habitat is the main theme of this program. The historical background of the wolf in Michigan is recounted. Also examined are the disappointing efforts to re-establish a pack of four wolves in a wilderness area of the Upper Peninsula
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Michigan's Black Bear |
This video points out the physical features of the bear and pinpoints its present range in the state with the aid of maps. The historic use of the bear by Indians, fur traders, and white settlers is described. Vintage film shows the feeding of dozens of wild bears.
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Wildlife Territories |
Just like human beings, all animals need a home. Whether in water or on land, all wildlife species need their own special area in which to feed, find a mate, raise a family, and seek safety. This video illustrates this concept in interesting detail.
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