Animal

Elephant. Gorilla. Lion. Tiger. Whale. Panda. Wolf. Polar bear. Rhinoceros. Cheetah. The giant panda is the great international symbol of wildlife conservation, and it is no longer considered to be endangered. That's good news. The great apes, however, are plummeting toward extinction. And what about the rest?

Captivating slow-motion and quadrupeds aplenty in this fascinating look at animal movement.

Opens on a closeup of a baboon "playing" a violin, then cuts to a medium shot of the same. The baboon wears a white short-sleeved shirt with a loose bow tie and tweed pants. Cuts to a closeup of the baboon in a circular mask or iris effect, without the violin but with a collar around his neck and a striped kitten that he places on his shoulder. Another iris effect opens to a long shot of a stage with a painted backdrop of a river. Standing at stage left is a woman in a spangled, sleeveless dress to the knee and high laced boots, holding the leash of a dark donkey. (Library of Congress)

Fergie and Clunky have to save the piglet without anyone discovering them. Later that day, a fox sneaks into the farm. Fergie must find the fox, save the hens, and get back on his usual place before anyone discovers him in action.

The fifth album from Welsh pop prodigies Super Furry Animals, Rings Around the World, is their most staggeringly ambitious work to date. Featuring everything from Status Quo-style boogie-rockers to technofied drill & bass meltdowns. Added to this they make rock & roll history by releasing an album and DVD simultaneously. The DVD holds twelve specially commissioned film shorts rendered in dizzying surround sound. This is an immaculately conceived pop masterpiece.

A film crew try to get footage for their new show "When Bears Attack" from a hibernating Yogi and Booboo

Official DVD released by Björk about the making of the Medúlla album. The DVD features clips of the studio performances by Dokaka, Shlomo, Rahzel and Mike Patton that formed the beats for many of the songs on the album. The title of the DVD is the actual definition of the word "Medúlla".

The documentary takes viewers inside the wombs of elephants, dolphins and dogs to trace their different paths from conception to birth. At 12 months, an elephant fetus is on average 18 inches long and weighs approximately 26 pounds. It can use its trunk, curling it right up into its mouth and over its head.

Wouldn't it be wonderful to talk to animals? The Kidsongs Kids learn to chat with a chimpanzee, giggle with a guinea pig and discuss in rhinoceros. Elephants and eagles, buffaloes and beagles and many more animals join the cast of this animal adventure. With some music, magic and imagination you too will be singing and laughing along with favorites like "Hound Dog," "The Farmer in the Dell," "See You Later, Alligator," and more!

Dancing dolphins, mighty whales, singing chimpanzees, elegant elephants, wacky walruses, a regal rhinoceros and more animal friends co-star with the Kidsongs Kids in this magical journey through the animal kingdom.

Baby animals are the cutest things; no wonder the talented Kidsongs troupe enjoy singing music that's all about them, including such hummable tunes as "Woolly Bully," "Jeepers Creepers" and more. Watch as the kids feed a baby lion, pet small fuzzy bear cubs, and laugh at the antics of baby chimpanzees!

Animals from Eastern Europe for the Italian food/meat industry used to be transported to the towns along the state border in Northeast Italy. From those conveyor-belt spaces of death, only one animal managed to come in and out alive.

The title piece is a two-channel video centered on the mouth – as a tool to bite and chew, as an instrument of speech, and as a site of disgust and desire. It incorporates footage of animal dentistry, bite mark analysis, and a reliquary containing the tooth of Mary Magdalene. Projected alongside is a text collaging language from psychological studies on disgust, philosophical inquiries on human nature and animality, and poetry.

Rottnest Island is one of the most remote and isolated places you can journey to on Earth. It’s also one of the only places you can meet a quokka. This is the story of a tiny island off the west coast of Australia that's become a global magnet for selfie tourism. All because of one very happy animal.

Fun in summer and with letters! An old color film from the 70es. Developed with coffee and E6.

A documentary tracing the history of animal actors in Hollywood.