Animals of Australia in Close Up
1987, 52 Minutes. Exempt from classification.
A chance to see Australia’s unique animals at close hand.
Many of the most interesting Australian animals are never seen in their natural habitat. Perhaps it's because many of them are nocturnal or, even more likely, because the animals are shy or live in such remote places that any sighting is usually by accident.
Animals of Australia in Close Up is a chance to see an assortment of the continent's unique animals at close hand, including fascinating footage of the koala, platypus, echidna, Tasmanian tiger, numbat, wombat, kangaroo and crocodile.
Produced by Film Australia. © 2011 National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.
(198601100)
Director/Producer/Cinematographer: John Shaw
Narrator: *Michael Archer
Year: 1987
Running Time: 52 Minutes
Classification: Exempt from classification
Curriculum Links: Biodiversity; Biology; Conservation Biology; Environmental Studies; Population Ecology; Zoology.
SEE ALSO
*Professor Michael Archer AM, FAA, FRSN is an Australian paleontologist specialising in Australian vertebrates. He is a Professor at the School of Biological, Earth & Environmental Sciences, University of New South Wales.
| SKU | 198601100 |
| Brand | Film Australia |
