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Largest of all carnivora on earth today, the great bears of Alaska are not predatory animals in the true sense - they kill and eat flesh only when deprived of their usual diet of berries, roots, fish, etc.
Temperatures in Alaska, America’s coldest, richest State, are rising ten times faster than in the rest of the world. President Bush ignored the warning signs. He pulled out of Kyoto and wants to open a...
Interview with Lieutenant Mike Haller of the Alaska National Guard on attempts to free three Californian grey whales (nicknamed Crossbeat, Bonnet and Bone) which are ice-bound off the coast of Alaska. Male...
After a year’s work continues on the great Alaska Highway which starts in the Province of Alberta and penetrates the Yukon to Alaska.
Polar explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins visits US troops in Alaska and inspects their clothing which they wear in temperatures of fifty degrees below zero.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Alaska Volcano. DESCRIPTION: The awakening of the long-sleeping Mount Trident in the so-called Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes in Alaska resembled the aftermath of an atomic explosion....
Come with the Pictorial now to Alaska, and join the picturesque ‘huskies’ on their run, and if you really like cold water, pause for a moment with these hardy folk.
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Diving off icebergs. SHOTLIST: Shots of people diving off above into the water.
NfO synopsis: In the wilds of Alaska the Wilkins expedition which hopes to be the first to fly over the Pole keeps pushing through to it’s ‘Hop-off’ location at Point Barrow with the help of snow-motors.
Kevin Murphy interviews American journalist Cary Anderson about international attempts to free 2 surviving Californian grey whales (nicknamed Crossbeat and Bonnet) which are ice-bound off the coast of...
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