Living Sea, The (3 Parts)

Synopsis: 1: THE WHITE DEATH Follows an expedition in the waters of South Australia studying the great white shark, which is responsible for more attacks on humans than perhaps all other sharks combined. ENCOUNTERS WITH SHARKS shows divers unprotected as they study sharks close-up.
2: KILLERS OF THE DEEP looks at how and why sea creatures attack or defend themselves. THE SAVAGE REEF looks at predators of the coral reef, whic is one of the most diverse communities in the animal kingdom.
3: WHALES AND FRIENDS is a study of the many species of whale and dolphin. SIGNALS looks at the wide range of methods, from body language to the use of colour, used by sea creatures to communication their intentions.
Language: English
Country: Australia
Medium: Video; Videocassettes. VHS. 3 x 50 min.
Year of production: 1995
Availability: Sale; 1998 sale: £10.99 (inclusive)
Notes: A series of 6 25-minute programmes (on three videocassettes) presented by underwater natural history film-maker John Stoneman.
Subjects: Biology
Keywords: animal communication; animal predators; coral reefs; dolphins; marine biology; sharks; underwater film-making; whales

Cast

John Stoneman

Title: White death, The / Encounters with sharks
Synopsis: 1: THE WHITE DEATH Follows an expedition in the waters of South Australia studying the great white shark, which is responsible for more attacks on humans than perhaps all other sharks combined. ENCOUNTERS WITH SHARKS shows divers unprotected as they study
Title: Killers of the deep / The savage reef
Synopsis: 2: KILLERS OF THE DEEP looks at how and why sea creatures attack or defend themselves. THE SAVAGE REEF looks at predators of the coral reef, whic is one of the most diverse communities in the animal kingdom.
Title: Whales and friends / Signals
Synopsis: 3: WHALES AND FRIENDS is a study of the many species of whale and dolphin. SIGNALS looks at the wide range of methods, from body language to the use of colour, used by sea creatures to communication their intentions.

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