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Deals with fish smoking in Monnickendam, a small town near Amsterdam. Using archival footage, interviewing old fishermen, and contrasting the traditional and the modern industrial way to smoke fish, the film...
The series shows how life used to be among the Netsilik when they still lived apart and depended on the land and their own ingenuity to sustain life through the rigours of the Arctic year. The filming was...
Introduces the concept of mathematical modelling by applying it to the prediction of the growth of fish stocks in the North Sea. Researchers must first determine the age of fish being caught before...
The African nation of Tanzania has a booming business selling fish to Europe, but its citizens live in a state of horrific poverty and degradation. Filmmaker Hubert Sauper uses his documentary DARWIN’S...
Looks at the results of a two-year project to develop a method of targeting the non-pressure stocks of cuttlefish which seasonally visit the inshore fishing grounds in the English Channel. Includes...
An analysis of dogfish anatomy shown by photographs of the living fish, detailed dissections and animated diagrams. A study of the habits and external features of the fish is followed by microphotographs of...
'Phrynelox scaber’ belongs to the angler fish family. The first dorsal fin spine, the illicium, serves this fish as ‘tackle’ for the catching of prey. It is situated right at the front of the head...
Looks at an EU-supported beam trawl research project set up as a co-operative venture between institutes in Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK which ran for three years from October 1993. The most promising...
Jacqueline McGlade of the NERC Centre for Coastal and Marine Science discusses with a small group including schoolchildren, satellite, ship survey and computer modelling studies of the workings of the marine...
A 5-minute parody of the television series DIGGING FOR THE TRUTH, which is broadcast by the History Channel. The episode parodied is MYSTERY OF THE ANASAZI. In the light-hearted commentary, Bradley Garrett...
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