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Warrendale, a treatment centre for children who, at some stage of their growing up, began to follow abnormal paths of emotional response to the world of people and objects. The children live in a family...
Wildlife study of the numbat, a small marsupial that eats termites.
Shows the complete life cycle of the parasite using phase contrast, time-lapse cinemicrography and animation.
General description of termite colonies with an account of the functions and behaviour of the various castes which comprise them, with special reference to Australia.*
The theatre and its decor, unchanged throughout the last two centuries. The original groove and shutter machinery is shown in action during a performance of ‘Iphigenia in Aulis’ by Gluck.
An account of the salvaging and subsequent conservation of the warship ‘Wasa’ and its contents which sank in Stockholm harbour in 1628. Some dramatic reconstruction using actors illustrates the events...
Shows echidnas in the field and in the laboratory - their feeding behaviour and the suckling of the young. An animated sequence explaining how the fertilized egg develops is followed by actual film of the...
Explains the causes and effects of salinity in the soils of the Western Australian wheat belt and the Murray-Darling irrigation settlements. Discusses methods of correcting these problems, stressing the need...
An account of the nesting habits of the mallee fowl ‘Leipoa ocellata’, a member of the ‘Megapodirdae’ family of mound builders. Incubation of eggs in mounds of earth; male bird controls temperature...
A sketch of Linnaeus’ life and influence which includes short interviews with such Linnean scholars as Lindroth, Staflev and Stearn. Historical illustrations and film footage illustrate Linnaeus’ work at...
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