Birth of the Red Kangaroo

A black and white educational film about the kangaroo's reproductive habits and the young kangaroo's journey from conception to its departure from the pouch. This film is produced by the Csiro Film Unit and the Division of Wildlife Research Australia. The film employs scientific language and graphic imagery including footage of two kangaroos mating, illustrations and annimations of a kangaroo's uterus demonstrating the fertilization and gestation process, footage of two live births, as well as the young kangaroo's journey to the pouch and ultimate attachment to the mother's teat., The original film reel was digitized by Universal Information Services in 2015., UNO Libraries' Archives & Special Collections, 00:20:24
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Abstract/Description: A black and white educational film about the kangaroo's reproductive habits and the young kangaroo's journey from conception to its departure from the pouch. This film is produced by the Csiro Film Unit and the Division of Wildlife Research Australia. The film employs scientific language and graphic imagery including footage of two kangaroos mating, illustrations and annimations of a kangaroo's uterus demonstrating the fertilization and gestation process, footage of two live births, as well as the young kangaroo's journey to the pouch and ultimate attachment to the mother's teat.
Subject(s): Nebraska
Omaha (Neb.)
Zoos
Animals
Motion pictures
Visual works
Films
Videos
Digital moving image formats
Date Created: circa 1955-1960

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