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Wondrous Secrets of the Ocean Realm - Nature Video - DVD - Boxed Set.  6 Hours and 30 Minutes.
Explore the ocean's mysteries with seven-time Emmy-winners Michele and Howard Hall, the world's foremost underwater filmmakers.
   This mesmerizing, breathtakingly photographed series immerses viewers in a wondrous world, revealing never-before-seen behaviors of sharks, whales, dolphins and more of the ocean's most fascinating and unusual creatures.
   Go behind the scenes with the Halls and their crew to witness how they capture their incredible footage.
    Wondrous Secrets of the Ocean Realm will raise awareness of these vital ecosystems, and enhance appreciation for the creatures with whom we share our planet.
Disc #1: Cathedral of the Sea - Program one visits the submarine forests of giant kelp in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean, one of the most spectacular marine ecosystems on Earth.
    Survival in the Sea - Program two reveals ocean creatures' reproduction habits and how they defend themselves from predators.

Disc #2: Venom - Deadly venom is just one of the survival strategies employed by anemones, scorpion fish, lion fish and other creatures that pack a deadly sting.
    Creatures of the Darkness - Program two profiles the sea's nocturnal dwellers, including harbor seals and the squid.

Disc #3: The Great Whales - Enter the world of the great whales and observe the magnificent humpback whales, the rare blue whale and the California grey whale.
   Sharks - Program two reveals never-before-seen predation behaviors of the hammerhead, blue whales, basking and great white sharks.

Disc #4: City in the Sea - Program one reveals the staggering diversity of animal life in the Caribbean coral reef.
   Star Gardens - Program two takes an unprecedented look at the reef community beneath the cold waters of the North Pacific. Time-lapse photography captures amazing footage of starfish behavior.

Disc #5: Mountain in the Sea - Program one travels to the tiny island of Cocos off the west coast of Costa Rica, a refuge for large migratory marine animals.
    Filming Secrets - Program two plunges viewers into the world of underwater filmmaking with Michele and Howard Hall and their dedicated crew.

Disc #6: Bonus Program: Life in the Sea - This bonus feature further explores the vast underwater world as you have never seen it before, with extraordinary footage of the sea's great mamels and predators.
 

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Extreme Lands of the Americas - Nature Video - DVD.  104 Minutes.

Witness how life thrives at the extremes in two compelling Nature episodes. Academy Award winner F. Murray Abraham narrates. Andes: The Dragon's Back is an extraordinary look at 5,000 miles of intensive terrains, extreme temperatures and staggeringly diverse wildlife.

   Anthony LaPaglia narrates Life in Death Valley, a fascinating exploration of a land both exquisite and brutal.




 

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Ireland - Travel Video - DVD. 1 Hours.


From its ocean shores and wooded glens to its isolated mountains, Ireland's breathtaking landscapes seem untouched by time. Narrated by Jason O'Mara, this enchanting episode from public television's honored natural history series etches a vivid portrait of the Emerald Isle, graced with a host of plants and animals that thrive in one of the most varied landscapes in Europe.

   Rare native flowers, colonies of sea birds, dolphins and peregrine falcons, and the legendary racehorses of the Irish National Stud are only part of Ireland's fascinating story.

   Ireland's timeless beauty has survived the ages. But, what is old to us is still young to the land, which has been transformed again and again. Sheathed in ice; sculpted by retreating glaciers; covered in vast forests of oak; reshaped by human history; Ireland's story is still unfolding.

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Ring of Fire - Nature Video.  DVD.  Large format.  40 minutes.

This spectacular presentation explores the volcano belt known as the Ring of Fire. 

  Breath taking cinematography displays close up shots of past and present Pacific Rim volcanoes from Chile, USA, Japan and the Philippines. 

  The "Ring of Fire" is the collection of all places, in which the Earth's continental plates meet.  Volcanic activity is to be found there far more often than elsewhere.  The film is a documentary about how those plates move and how volcanoes work.

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5.

Antarctica - Nature Video - DVD.  168 Minutes.
NATURE takes you to the end of the earth--both above and below the surface!

Program 1: The End of the Earth - Prepare yourself for a full blast of this fierce, remote, and astonishingly beautiful part of the earth that wreaked havoc on the legendary Shackleton Expedition, as well as other expeditions that ventured to Antarctica.
   You will look directly into the face of the Katabatic, the downward-sloping wind that decimates life, dictates the earth's weather, and sculpts beautifully massive forms in the ice and snow. Marvel as scientists and explorers alike brave the frightening conditions to uncover "the end of the earth."

Program 2: Under Antarctic Ice - Beneath the surface of stunningly cold water, an abundance of lifeforms and icescapes can be found.
   Academy Award-winner Hilary Swank narrates encounters with jellyfish that have thirty-foot long tentacles, sponges the size of large mammals, killer whales, and more in this fascinating look at what lies in the ocean depths beneath the surface of one of the coldest continents on Earth.
 

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Under Antarctic Ice  - Nature Video - Blu-ray DVD.  104 Minutes.

Program 1: Under Antarctic Ice - On the surface, it is the bleakest of lands, with ferocious winds, flightless birds, and enough ice to flood half the planet's population if it were to melt. But below that frozen mass, a fantastic environment of indescribable beauty teems with life. Academy Award-winner Hilary Swank narrates this mesmerizing program shot in high definition over a period of two years. Rating: TV-G.

Program 2: Encountering Sea Monsters - Take the plunge with deep-sea cameraman Bob Cranston as he encounters "the stuff of nightmares." Tim Matheson narrates this gripping program that explores the gloomy green ocean depths to discover fantastic worlds and the beautiful but deadly creatures that inhabit them. Rating: TV-PG.
 

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America - Nature Video - DVD - Boxed Set.  9 Hours.

Disc 1: American Eagle - Hailed by Audubon magazine as "A soaring tribute to our national emblem...masterful," this fascinating program takes an unprecedented look at the eagle's triumphant comeback from the brink of extinction, and its surprisingly tough struggle to survive in the wild.

Disc 2: In the Valley of the Wolves - The Druids are one of the largest wolf packs ever documented, once numbering thirty-seven strong. But, when their alpha female is killed by another pack, and their patriarch is found dead, their reign over the spectacular Yellowstone National Park's Lamar Valley comes to a sudden end. A lone black wolf takes charge of rebuilding the clan on the edge of the valley. With a new generation thriving, he leads the Druids back to battle the rival Slough pack! Filmed in high-definition.

"Epic...spectacular beauty."-The New York Times

Disc 3: Pale Male - Of the millions of newcomers who flock to New York City, a red-tailed hawk’s astounding arrival in 1991 made history. No other red-tailed hawk had ever attempted to make Manhattan his territory. Affectionately dubbed Pale Male, he made an exclusive Fifth Avenue apartment building his home. Pale Male became an instant celebrity who made New Yorkers’ hearts and imaginations soar. Oscar-winner Joanne Woodward narrates this award-winning presentation of the Emmy-honored PBS series, NATURE. Join the close-knit community of bird-watchers who faithfully gather daily to follow the progress of this exquisite, powerful bird of prey as he hunts Central Park’s wild creatures, courts his mate on Woody Allen’s balcony, builds a penthouse nest, fiercely protects his family from attacking crows, and encourages his baby chicks to fly. Pale Male and his family become a magnificent obsession for the captivated crowds below. To the regulars on the beach, it’s better than Broadway. And so is this very special program that the Audubon Society has proclaimed “a classic.”

Disc 4: Extreme Lands of the Americas - Program 1: Andes, The Dragon's Back - With glaciers, volcanoes, snow-capped peaks, enormous deserts, tropical rainforests, caustic salt pans, and cloud forests, the Andes are an extraordinary world of diverse terrains, extreme temperatures, and a staggering array of wildlife. Five thousand miles long and extending over seven countries, this high mountain range boasts some of the highest, saltiest, wettest and driest terrains on the planet. But in a land full of secrets, the creatures truly set the Andes apart from all other places on Earth. Penguins, Oposums, hummingbirds, llamas, pumas, foxes, condors, spectacled bears and such unexpected creatures as the pudu, the world's smallest deer, have all managed to thrive in almost impossible places. Academy Award-winner F. Murray Abraham narrates. Program 2: Life in Death Valley - The name, Death Valley, conjures dread. It is the hottest, driest place in North America. But this is no typical desert. Nowhere else is a land so exquisite in its beauty, yet brutal in its extremes. Here, the rule is simple-adapt or perish. Witness how fascinating desert dwellers ingeniously outwit Mother Nature in their quest to survive. Discover Death Valley's many faces and secret places, including an astonishing subterranean water world where dwells a species of fish that dates back to the Ice Age. Meet participants in the most grueling footrace on the planet, the 135-mile Badwater Ultramarathon. Death Valley's mystique and majesty come alive in this astonishing program. Anthony LaPaglia narrates.

Disc 5: Program 1: Cloud, Wild Stallion of the Rockies - Cloud is a wild horse of a different color--almost pure white. And his regal bearing and feisty personality make him stand out all the more. From the day of his birth in the Rockies, he so enthralled Ginger Kathrens that she began to follow his story, filming him and his fellow wild horses of the Arrowhead Mountains over the course of seven years. But in the highly competitive "culture" of wild horses, was Cloud capable of becoming the great band stallion she expected he could be? This first of two films documents the challenges he faces on the way to maturity. He is captured in a government round up and released without his family, and battles with other stallions to win a family of his own. This remarkable program sheds light on the rarely seen complexities of wild horse society, especially its strong need for family in an unpredictable world. Program 2: Cloud's Legacy, The Wild Stallion Returns - Is there a beautiful new Cloud on the horizon? In this second film, Ginger Kathrens unveils the next two years of her Cloud chronicles. Cloud is now a band stallion, with a family to care for. A new chapter of his life begins. Now, he is a father with two sons. The one he will raise is not of his blood. The other is Cloud's spitting image, but will never know him as a father. Yet Cloud's legacy is more than the passage of his genes, from father to son. He will also pass on all he has learned in the mountains to become a band stallion. His adopted son will profit from Cloud's skills as a protector, leader, and caretaker. And that may one day count for more than blood. But will the family survive the hazards of their environment--drought, storms, lightning, fire? You will not rest until you have seen this poignantly powerful tale of nature at its wildest.

Disc 6: Animals Gone Wild - Program 1: Animals Behaving Badly - As they search for territory and shelter, food and water, untamed animals are in our cars, our yards, our homes, and in our face. Animals Behaving Badly explores the ever-escalating battle for space between animals and humans. Program 2: The Good, the Bad, and the Grizzly - In The Good, the Bad, and the Grizzly, America's greatest predator struggles on in a modern frontier. Meet the homeowners who find themselves under siege from foraging grizzlies, the ranchers whose livestock is at peril, and wildlife managers charged with keeping the peace between bears and humans.
 

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Christmas in Yellowstone - Nature Video - DVD.  52 Minutes.

Academy Award winner Linda Hunt narrates this mesmerizing program that captures winter in one of the most extraordinary places on Earth.

   Here are sights that only a fraction of Yellowstone's almost three million visitors each year are privileged to see.







 

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Condition Black - Nature Video - DVD.  1 Hour.

On January 28, 1998, a monster weather system set the stage for surfing history. The largest waves ever recorded--some up to forty feet high--surged over the beaches of Oahu.
   Giant-wave surfers from around the world flocked to Hawaii to test the awesome powers of the ocean, and to explore the boundaries of their fear and their craving for adventure.
   This extreme episode of NATURE explores the science of surfing and the technology of storm watching, and captures this once-in-a-lifetime chance to encounter one of nature's most powerful forces.
   Awesome surf and storm footage (some captured with IMAX cameras) and the surfers' compelling stories create the breathtaking core of Condition Black.



 

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Diamonds  - Nature Video - DVD.  56 Minutes.
Diamonds are more than a girl’s best friend; they are the most dazzling creations in nature. A diamond is a crystal of fire, a flame of ice, and within it lays a profound story of transformation.
   Inconceivably old, they were formed billions of years ago, as life itself was just being born.
The story of diamonds begins deep within the earth and then climbs to the top of the social ladder.
   Award-winning actress Stockard Channing narrates this journey that encompasses the full spectrum of human endeavor.
   From geologists, miners, designers, and dealers to physicists and engineers–-we discover just why diamonds are the world’s most valuable rock.
   Journey into the world of diamonds and begin a treasure hunt that will delve into the planet-forming processes of the past and bring you to the edge

of the future–-where the full power locked inside this remarkable crystal may quite possibly change the way we live.
   And get a privileged glimpse at one of the rarest diamonds ever found-–a rich, brilliant, perfect red!
 

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Land of the Falling Lakes - Nature Video - DVD.  1 Hour.
In the heart of Croatia lies a hidden treasure--Plitvice Lakes National Park. This extraordinary natural preserve is a fairy tale world that has lain undisturbed for centuries.
   That is, until Civil War tore the Balkans apart a decade ago. But, Plitvice has an almost supernatural ability to regenerate and heal itself.
   The restless landscape is constantly in motion, continually building new waterfalls and pools, merging its elements to create a place like no other. In this spellbinding episode from the award-winning PBS series, witness the savagery and splendor of nature that has created a kingdom formed, and ruled, by water.
   Here, one of the continent's largest population of brown bears, packs of wolves and lynx, and a host of other rare and remarkable creatures that have all but disappeared elsewhere, seek safe haven.
   Each season brings its own unique beauty to one of the last ancient European forests and an unparalleled world of crystal-clear lakes that flow into one another through a series of spectacular terraces and cascading waterfalls. It is a land of wonders.

 

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Ocean Wonders - Nature Video - DVD. 112 Minutes.
Program 1: Encountering Sea Monsters - Enter the gloomy green ocean depths with deep-sea cameraman Bob Cranston to discover fantastic worlds and the beautiful but deadly creatures that inhabit them.
   Nothing in science fiction can prepare you for a creature with a beak like a parrot, no bones in its body, three hearts, blue blood, skin that can change colors, and arms growing out of its lips!
   Cranston enlists the help of scientists and experts to enter the world of squid and octopus, where cannibalism is practiced daily, mating can involve amputation, trickery is everywhere, and size means everything and nothing.
   Tim Matheson (Animal House) narrates this tense and thrilling program.

Program 2: Oceans of Glass: Monterey Bay Aquarium - How does an aquarium work? What is the science behind the magic? Monterey Bay Aquarium is recognized as one of the most significant and spectacular aquariums in the world.
   Its pioneering displays of realistic undersea environments entertain and educate two million annual visitors. Emmy-winning actor Peter Coyote (E.T.) narrates this intriguing program that offers a rare glimpse at the complex operations required to create and maintain the magical exhibits of more than 35,000 animals and plants, and chronicles how the aquarium successfully exhibited a great white shark for a record-breaking 198 days.
 

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The Eruption of St. Mount Helens - Nature Video - DVD.  Large format.

The Eruption of Mount St. Helens!" chronicles the cataclysmic events during one of America's most famous natural disasters, capturing the dramatic primary and secondary eruptions that began on Sunday, May 18, 1980 at 8:32 A.M.  When the destruction was over, the once beautiful symmetrical cone rising 9,667 feet above sea level had lost over 8.8 billion cubic yards of ice, rock and dirt, decreasing its height by 1,300 feet.

Originally shot in the IMAX format, this film includes footage from the rescue helicopters that combed the area looking for survivors after the initial eruption.  These amazing scenes reveal an unearthly landscape of mud, ash, and steaming craters, which sharply contrasts with the pre-eruption scenery of pristine snow-covered peaks and the crystal waters of Spirit Lake.

 As the film revisits the area a decade later, it is startling to see the rapid recovery after so much devastation.  In this celebration of nature, "The Eruption of Mount St. Helens!" explores the power of nature to destroy, and to heal, in a cycle of destruction and creation that constantly changes the world in which we live.

Commentary --

This documentary on the May 1980 eruption of Washington's Mount St. Helens volcano does a fine job of explaining why the mountain exploded, but what distinguishes this production is its spectacular cinematography.  Originally shown in IMAX theaters, this film presents highly detailed and lavish views of the gorgeous scenery of the Pacific Northwest, both as they appeared before the top 1,300 feet of Mount St. Helens was blown into the sky and during the disaster's dramatic aftermath.  When the first eruption occurred on the morning of May 18, 1980, the entire region was showered with gray ash, and the footage of towns that took on a wintry appearance in the springtime is truly eerie.  For weeks after the mountain blew, it created its own unstable weather system, but when the clouds finally cleared and camera crews could fly near the volcano, the footage they brought back was stunning.  Shots of what had been wooded mountainsides made utterly desolate are terrifying, and they dramatize how powerful and deadly a volcano can be.  More recent footage showing the landscape after it recovered is inspiring and reassuring, and this film, which was nominated for an Academy Award, will leave viewers in awe of both the beauty and violent fury of Mount St. Helens. -- Robert J. McNamara
 

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San Diego Zoo - Nature Video - DVD.  68 Minutes.
Amazing Tales From the San Diego Zoo! Today's zoos and wild animal parks are much more than meets the eye. At the world-famous San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park, many of the most amazing takes happen behind the scenes.
   Here, devoted professionals work long and hard to keep every one of the animals in their care happy and healthy, and in the case of some endangered species, that work can make the difference between survival and extinction.

In this compelling collection of true stories, you will meet some very special animals and the people who care for them.
   You will fall in love with a baby gorilla that bounces back from a critical medical condition to change the lives of her whole community; you will find out what it takes to make a polar bear happy; and you will see some of the heroic efforts being made to save rhinos, pandas, cheetahs, and condors.

Extra Features: Polar Bear Plunge and Marvelous Marsupials.

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Shark Mountain - Nature Video - DVD.  1 Hour.

 

Husband and wife underwater filmmakers Howard and Michele Hall have risked the dangers of the ocean, and explored its mysteries.
   In this very special episode of NATURE, the Halls take you along on the expedition of a lifetime to Cocos Island.
   World famous for its sharks, this tiny outpost 300 miles into the Pacific off the coast of Central America was once a haven for pirates. But the Halls are seeking their own brand of treasure.
   Spectacular footage shot in high definition video of this beautiful wilderness where thousands of sharks and fantastic creatures gather in the currents beyond the reach of humans.


 

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The Wild Side of Paradise - Nature Video - DVD.  108 Minutes.

Discover a Hawaii and Cuba that few tourists are privileged to see in two classic episodes of Nature contained on one specially priced disc.
   Violent Hawaii reveals how the most brutal forces of the natural world created a tropical paradise. Breathtaking high-definition photography captures active volcanoes, monster waves, crushing rockslides, and even blinding blizzards! Cuba: Wild Island of the Caribbean is an astonishing and unprecedented look at Cuba's wildlife.
   From coral reefs and swamps to forests and caves, see some of the world's most unusual creatures virtually unknown to the outside world...until now!
 

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The Best of Nature: 25 Years - Nature Video - DVD.  86 Minutes.
For more than a quarter of a century, Nature has awed us, enlightened us and delighted us in our own living rooms.This once in a lifetime collectible celebrates the legacy of series creator George Page, whose singular vision helped to raise awareness and appreciation for the creatures with which we share our planet.
   Experience the most wondrous and memorable moments in the wild captured by the lenses of some of the best cinematographers on the planet. Witness life and death battles in the eternal conflict between predator and prey.
   Share the intimacy of courtship rituals and parenting habits. Discover secret hidden worlds that will astonish you. Thrill to unforgettable true stories of survival that can only be found in Nature.
   Hosted by Lynn Sherr (20/20). Features narration by: James Earl Jones, Liev Schreiber and the renowned George Page (who we will all miss).

"Visually spectacular...moving."-The Los Angeles Daily News.

"Some of the greatest nature cinematography on Earth."-The New York Times.

"What a delight it is."-The Virginian-Pilot.

"Glorious."-The Beacon News.
 

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The World of Nature - Nature Video - DVD - Boxed Set.  10 Hours.
"...the greatest nature cinematography on Earth."-The New York Times.

Discover worlds beyond your imagination right here on planet Earth! Nature brings you planet Earth in all its splendor and savagery, from Death Valley, where the rule of survival is adapt or perish, to Cuba, teeming with astonishing creatures rarely seen by humans.

Disc # 1: Europe's Enchanted Lands - Two extraordinary programs preserve the timeless beauty of breathtaking landscapes untouched by time.
   Land of the Falling Lakes visits Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia, a hidden wonder of sixteen crystal-clear lakes, waterfalls and rare and remarkable creatures.
   Ireland etches a vivid portrait of the Emerald Isle, graced with a host of rare planrs, legendary animals and magnificent vistas.

Disc # 2: Africa's Incredible Hulks - Nature brings you face to face with two of Africa's most magnificent creatures.
   In Rhinoceros, wildlife filmmaker Nigel Marven chronicles the plight of the world's five species of rhino, each struggling for their continued survival. In the second episode, Martyn Colbeck shares his spectacular footage of the Unforgettable Elephants that stole his heart.

Disc # 3: Alaska - Program 1: A Mystery in Alaska - One man's efforts to discover who, or what, is killing off the stellar sea lions takes you into the depths of an underwater mystery.
   Local fishermen and wildlife experts shed light into the disappearance of the playful creatures, and ultimately provide an alarming answer.
   Program 2: Sled Dogs - Racing through whiteout blizzards, numbing cold, hidden ice traps, and perilous mountain trails is less a race of victory than one of survival for the brave participants of Alaska's Iditarod Sled Dog Race.
   Peter Coyote narrates this dramatic look at the sled dogs that make the race possible with humankind.

Disc # 4: Penguins - Program 1: Penguins of the Antarctic - In the most extreme place on Earth, the penguins of Antarctica soldier on.
   From male emperor penguins braving ninety-mile-per-hour winds and fifty-degrees below zero temperatures under sunless skies to brood their young to Chinstraps trying to make and island out of an ocean-swept iceberg, this compelling program captures remarkable footage of penguins as they cope with such harsh weather.
   Meanwhile, climatologists see an Artic in turmoil, and they are trying to determine what is changing and where. Penguins are tough animals. Will they be able to adapt? Rating TV-PG.
   Program 2: The World of Penguins - From the scorching deserts of South America and the forests of New Zealand to suburban streets, penguins can be found in the most surprising locations, and their remarkable abilities have allowed them to conquer two worlds, land and water. This fascinating program etches a vivid portrait of how the world's different species of penguins nest, mate and raise their young under some of the toughest conditions on Earth. Meet the real penguins, which can be aggressive competitors as well as tendor and dedicated partners and parents. Rating TV-PG.

Disc # 5: Wild Side of Paradise - Discover a Hawaii and Cuba that few tourists are privileged to see in two classic episodes of Nature contained on one specially priced disc. Violent Hawaii reveals how the most brutal forces of the natural world created a tropical paradise.
   Breathtaking high-definition photography captures active volcanoes, monster waves, crushing rockslides, and even blinding blizzards! Cuba: Wild Island of the Caribbean is an astonishing and unprecedented look at Cuba's wildlife. From coral reefs and swamps to forests and caves, see some of the world's most unusual creatures virtually unknown to the outside world...until now!

Disc # 6: Extreme Lands - Witness how life thrives at the extremes in two compelling Nature episodes. Academy Award winner F. Murray Abraham narrates. Andes: The Dragon's Back is an extraordinary look at 5,000 miles of intensive terrains, extreme temperatures and staggeringly diverse wildlife. Anthony LaPaglia narrates Life in Death Valley, a fascinating exploration of a land both exquisite and brutal.
 

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Europe's Enchanted Lands - Nature Video - DVD.  Approximately 2 Hours.

Program 1: Land of the Falling Lakes - In the heart of Croatia lies a hidden treasure--Plitvice Lakes National Park. This extraordinary natural preserve is a fairy tale world that has lain undisturbed for centuries.
   That is, until Civil War tore the Balkans apart a decade ago. But, Plitvice has an almost supernatural ability to regenerate and heal itself. The restless landscape is constantly in motion, continually building new waterfalls and pools, merging its elements to create a place like no other.
   In this spellbinding episode from the award-winning PBS series, witness the savagery and splendor of nature that has created a kingdom formed, and ruled, by water. Here, one of the continent's largest population of brown bears, packs of wolves and lynx, and a host of other rare and remarkable creatures that have all but disappeared elsewhere, seek safe haven.
   Each season brings its own unique beauty to one of the last ancient European forests and an unparalleled world of crystal-clear lakes that flow into one another through a series of spectacular terraces and cascading waterfalls. It is a land of wonders.

Program 2: Ireland - From its ocean shores and wooded glens to its isolated mountains, Ireland's breathtaking landscapes seem untouched by time.
   Narrated by Jason O'Mara, this enchanting episode from public television's honored natural history series etches a vivid portrait of the Emerald Isle, graced with a host of plants and animals that thrive in one of the most varied landscapes in Europe.
   Rare native flowers, colonies of sea birds, dolphins and peregrine falcons, and the legendary racehorses of the Irish National Stud are only part of Ireland's fascinating story. Ireland's timeless beauty has survived the ages.
   But, what is old to us is still young to the land, which has been transformed again and again. Sheathed in ice; sculpted by retreating glaciers; covered in vast forests of oak; reshaped by human history; Ireland's story is still unfolding.
 

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Origins of Life: 4 Billion Years in the Ocean - Nature Video - DVD.  75 Minutes.


Origins of Life invites us to an extraordinary adventure: 4 billion years in the ocean, from the beginning of life until that incredible moment when the first vertebrate emerged onto dry land and opened the path to the conquest of the continents.

With fascinating footage applying micro and macro-cinematography techniques filming creatures that are still alive today, Origins of Life shows how life forms diversified after the first bacteria appeared.

Enhanced by spellbinding music by Bruno Coulais (Microcosmos, Himalaya) this film is a majestic invitation to dive into the heart of the origins of life.




 

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Bugs! A Rainforest Experience - Nature Video - DVD.

Explore the extraordinary hidden world of insects, where a leaf weighs more than a car, raindrops feel like exploding hand grenades and a blade of grass soars like a skyscraper. Shot on location in the Borneo rainforest, Bugs! brings the beautiful and dangerous universe of its tiny stars up close and personal with cutting-edge technology that magnifies them up to 250,000 times their normal size. Don't miss this unforgettable, stunning film that reveals the dramatic, savage, and awe-inspiring lives of these fascinating creatures.
   Using special cameras to boost these creepy crawlers to over 250,000 times their normal size, BUGS! is a groundbreaking IMAX film that lets viewers see the world from a bug's perspective. And what a strange world it is! Blades of grass tower into the sky, and raindrops plummet like bombs!
   This entertaining and awe-inspiring film is sure to delight young and old viewers alike, as it follows the intricate, sometimes brutal lives of these mesmerizing creatures.
 

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22.

Best Of Oceans Collection - Nature Video - DVD.  112 Minutes.
Three films originally shot for the IMAX format are contained on this release. IMAX - GALAPAGOS: The Galapagos Islands, scattered across the equator, are the subject of this cinematic expedition. Still widely unexplored, these islands feature a stunning array of wildlife, vast wilderness, and stately volcanoes. This Smithsonian Institute production was originally screened in the IMAX format. IMAX - INTO THE DEEP: This underwater spectacular plunges into the depths of the ocean and brings viewers face to face with life far below the surface. Originally screened in the IMAX format, INTO THE DEEP was filmed off the southern coast of California. Among the animals filmed here are sharks, starfish, sea lions, and rare glimpses into the nocturnal creatures of the deep. IMAX - SURVIVAL ISLAND: Along the Scotia Arc of the South Atlantic Ocean, South Georgia Island is home to some of the most populated animal cities on the globe. This IMAX production visits this area, made famous by Ernest Shackleton and his Antarctic voyage, films these stunning animal gatherings during the high seasons of spring and summer. Narrated by David Attenborough (BLUE PLANET).
 

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23.

Kilauea, Mountain of Fire - Nature Video - DVD.  110 Minutes.

Kilauea continually molds Hawaii's Big Island. Creating new land, shaping ancient forests and carving tunnels through the earth, the volcano fascinates a dedicated group of scientists and filmmakers who follow its every action. Ejecting fire, molten rock, giant boulders and poisonous gases, the volcano can be a hazard for researchers, homeowners, plants and animals, but it does not just leave destruction in its wake. Twists and turns in the lava's flow leave some patches of original ecosystems, called kipukas, undisturbed. These oases of life provide a haven to many rare creatures--including the Hawaiian state bird, the Nene--but remain in constant danger from the volcano and from invasive species. At the end of its journey, the lava meets the ocean. Braving an extremely hot sea, filmmakers record the birth of new land. Violent and beautiful, destructive and creative, Kilauea: Mountain of Fire explores the incredible power of the volcano and the challenges of life in its shadow.

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24.

Ocean Oasis - Nature Video - DVD.  40 Minutes.

 

Presented in the spectacular IMAX format, OCEAN OASIS goes beyond the normal study of oceans with visually stimulating photography.

   This journey takes the viewer from under the Sea Of Cortes in Mexico to over the Baja California desert to witness underwater life up close and great landscapes from afar.

   Migrating whales, courting terns, elephant seals , snow capped mountains, and palm oases are all highlighted in this wonderful look at nature.




 

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25.

Ocean Oasis - Nature Video - Blu-ray DVD.

Presented in the spectacular IMAX format, OCEAN OASIS goes beyond the normal study of oceans with visually stimulating ... Full Description photography. This journey takes the viewer from under the Sea Of Cortes in Mexico to over the Baja California desert to witness underwater life up close and great landscapes from afar. Migrating whales, courting terns, elephant seals , snow capped mountains, and palm oases are all highlighted in this wonderful look at nature.



 

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26.

Ocean Origins - Four Billion Years In The Ocean - Nature Video - Blu-ray DVD.

A documentary that explores the natural world of the sea, from the single-celled organism to more complex forms of life, OCEAN ORIGINS was originally filmed in the IMAX large format, which adds a crispness and clarity to the images. This documentary film seeks to examine the process of evolution by looking at the many creatures of the sea that can illustrate the way multi-cellular life emerged over the course of four billion years. OCEAN ORIGINS is a creative film that uses fascinating documentary footage to look at scientific theories and principles in an interesting manner.



 

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27.

Deep Sea - Nature Video - DVD.  41 Minutes.
The wondrous denizens of the diverse marine habitat known as a coral reef are the subject matter of Howard Hill's DEEP SEA 3-D (originally an IMAX presentation). Exploring the reefs throughout the Pacific, Hill's cameras capture a rare close-up glimpse of turtles, shrimp, scallops, sharks, eels, starfish, jellyfish, octopuses, and much more. Thematically, the film examines the balance of life and symbiosis between these creatures.

    There are the hunters and the hunted, yet there is always another species that keeps the hunters in check, too. Similarly, some species of smaller fish eat by feeding on sea material that collects on some larger fish, which also cleans the larger fish's scales. The continued and necessary persistence of this activity is quite important to the collective survival of the animals, the reef and, indeed, all of humanity.

    Narrated almost conversationally by Johnny Depp and Kate Winslet, DEEP SEA 3-D is a thrilling, intimate, and educational look at the unknown depths of the world underwater; enjoyable for kids and adults of any age.
 

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28.

Everest - Nature Video - DVD.  40 Minutes.

Originally produced for IMAX theaters, this documentary (with some re-creations), focuses on an expedition which set out to climb the famed mountain in the spring of 1996. Narrated by Liam Neeson and featuring the standard beautiful photography characteristic of IMAX productions.

Imax - Everest Reviews:

"...EVEREST not only shows us the beauty of the mountain, it also details how painfully arduous getting up and down on it is..." -- Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times

"...What makes Everest such a stunning picture is that it transports the audience to another world where the athletes don't just want to reach the top of the mountain. They are compelled to..." -- Jae-Ha Kim, Chicago Sun-Times.
 

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29.

Fire & Fury - Nature Video - DVD.  3-Pack.

IMAX presents a compilation of three films focused on nature at her most violent--erupting volcanoes:

GENESIS - An amazing look at out how planet earth came to be, including spectacular footage of volcanic eruptions, which continually reshape the earth's surface.

RING OF FIRE - A truly awesome view of the volcanic Pacific Rim in action, originally filmed in the IMAX format for maximum visual impact.

ERUPTION OF MOUNT ST. HELENS - A document chronicling the destruction which ensued from the explosion of the St. Helens volcano, one of the most famous disasters in American history.

   Shot in the IMAX format, the film includes the original helicopter footage taken while searching for survivors amidst the mud and dust, juxtaposed against recent footage showing how nature has healed the land.
 

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30.

Into The Living Sea - Travel Video - DVD.  IMAX Video Productions.

The Living Sea takes you to the world's oceans, traveling to Palau, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Alaska, Nova Scotia and the Red Sea.  Explore the mysterious depths and come face to face with life-sized humpback whales when you dive into "The Living Sea."  Swim with thousands of golden jellyfish and witness the bizarre spawning behavior of giant clams.  Surf in Hawaii, deep-sea dive in Palau and test your courage with the Coast Guard in some of the world's roughest seas! Follow a remotely operated vehicle 3,000 feet down through the ocean depths to view strange creatures (one as long as a football field!) which live where sunlight never penetrates.  "The Living Sea" celebrates the "world ocean"--its beauty, diversity and importance to all life on earth. Music by Sting; narrated by Meryl Streep.  Ever wonder "how did they do that?" "The Making of 'The Living Sea'", shot in High-Definition Video, takes you behind the scenes.  117 minutes

REVIEW:  The films from IMAX have come to be known for their cutting-edge cinematography. They don't disappoint with The Living Sea, an Academy Award-nominated documentary exploring exotic marine locales. Using dizzying aerial and time-lapse footage, they provide underwater imagery usually accessible only while wearing fins and a mask. From heavy-surf Coast Guard drills off the coast of Oregon to jellyfish in Palau to North Atlantic humpback whales, veteran IMAX cameraman and director Greg MacGillivray takes viewers on a vivid journey into some of the world's most breathtaking environments and shows us some of the rarest and strangest marine life. Ten years from conception to finished product, this documentary's intended message is the importance of protecting the "world ocean" by displaying its wild beauty and diversity.

   The Living Sea does an excellent job showcasing the more visually satisfying aspects of the sea (standout footage includes schools of jellyfish performing a graceful migratory dance and a giant cuttlefish changing brilliant colors for the purpose of camouflage), although ultimately it fails to shed much light on the hows, whys, and urgency of marine conservation. However, despite the short running time (unfortunately characteristic of IMAX productions) and a soundtrack that only true Sting fans will fully appreciate, this film proves to be a remarkable treat for the eyes and is sure to elicit heartfelt oohs and aahs from anyone who loves the sea.
 

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31.

Into The Living Sea - Travel Video - Blu-ray DVD.

The Living Sea takes you to the world's oceans, traveling to Palau, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Alaska, Nova Scotia and the Red Sea. Explore the mysterious depths and come face to face with life-sized humpback whales when you dive into 'The Living Sea.' Swim with thousands of golden jellyfish and witness the bizarre spawning behavior of giant clams. Surf in Hawaii, deep-sea dive in Palau and test your courage with the Coast Guard in some of the world's roughest seas! Follow a remotely operated vehicle 3,000 feet down through the ocean depths to view strange creatures which live where sunlight never penetrates. Music by Sting; narrated by Meryl Streep.
Created for exhibition in IMAX Theaters, THE LIVING SEA explores the Earth's largest bodies of water and their inhabitants.

Imax - The Living Sea Reviews:

"...MacGillivray is a master at bringing style and form to the immense IMAX format, and THE LIVING SEA is a glowing gem..." -- Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times.
 

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32.

Tropical Rainforest - Nature Video - DVD.

 

An evolutionary journey, filmed in IMAX, through the "Tropical Rainforest," showing the treasures of the forests. From insects to the birds and mammals of the tree canopy.

   The audience meets the rainforest on its own terms and learn about the plants and animals that live in the world's tropical rainforests.






 

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33.

Coral Reef Adventure: Dolphins and The Living Sea - Nature Video - Blu-ray DVD.

Includes the following: Coral Reef Adventure: Take a once-in-a-lifetime journey across the South Pacific for a spectacular IMAX adventure. Ocean explorers Howard and Michele Hall bring their love of the ocean into action. With Jean-Michael ... Full Description Cousteau, deep reef scientist Richard Pyle and Fijian diver Rusi Vulakoro, they explore and capture on film the dazzling underwater world. The Living Sea: The Living Sea takes you to the world's oceans, traveling to Palau, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Alaska, Nova Scotia and the Red Sea. Music by Sting; narrated by Meryl Streep. Dolphins: Plunge into the realm of wild dolphins in this great adventure film MacGillivray Freeman Films.
This IMAX triple feature takes viewers to some of the most stunning underwater locations on Earth. Narrated by Liam Neeson, CORAL REEF ADVENTURE follows explorers into the crystal-clear depths of the South Pacific. DOLPHINS offers incredible, up-close footage of the intelligent, playful creatures in the Bahamas and the seas of Patagonia. The set rounds out with THE LIVING SEA, an Academy Award-nominated film that documents exotic marine life, from whales to jellyfish to giant clams.
 

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34.

Nature's Symphony - Nature Video - DVD.  60 Minutes.

 

Enter an enthralling paradise where enjoyment of some of nature's most stunning spectacles and sounds is further enhanced by the melodic delights of Tchaikovsky, Strauss, Mozart, Puccini, Grieg, Mussorgsky, and other great composers.

   Your journey takes you along watery natural paths-from wintry alpine lakes and roaring waterfalls in Yosemite National Park to geysers and bubbling pots in Yellowstone. Relax in lush spring meadows, blanketed with colorful flowers.





 

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35.

Scenic Wilderness of  the World - Nature Video - Boxed Set - DVD.  8 Hours.

Disc 1: Across the Great Divide - Discover the Canadian wilderness' unique spirit as you follow the wilderness path west, across the Great Plains into the Rocky Mountains, and through forbidding canyons to the Pacific Ocean. Uncover rich deposits of dinosaur fossils beneath the valleys of the Badlands, hear the echo of clashing bighorn sheep, and explore Queen Charlotte Islands, where richly carved totem poles still stand as a testament to an ancient artistic tradition.

Disc 2: Land of Extremes - Venture deep into the heart of the majestic north to marvel at the world's largest freshwater delta, host to a million and a half birds in migration every year, visit a family of peregrine falcons as they raise their young on exposed cliff ledges, gaze in awe upon the spectacular Virginia Falls, and discover why polar bears gather at the Hudson Bay's shoreline each winter.

Disc 3: The Wild Shore - You will brave treacherous waters off Anticosti Island, the graveyard of the gulf, cruise Quebec's spectacular St. Lawrence River, immerse yourself in the Bruce Peninsula's pristine forests, and join the largest caribou herd in the world on an instinctive journey across lakes, rivers, and mountains.

Disc 4: Splendors of Nature and Wonders of Nature - Around the globe, the changing seasons set a stage for which extraordinary landscapes and magnificent wildlife interact. Snow monkeys in Shiga Heights, known as the Japanese Alps, take refuge from the grueling winter in mineral-rich hot springs. A massive herd of caribou embarks on their summer migration across the vast Alaskan tundra. You will also explore such wonders of nature as the Grand Canyon, the Serengeti, Iguazu Falls, and Ayers Rock.

Disc 5: Scenic Wonders of America (Parts I and II) - Go West to experience some of America's most magnificent scenic highlights, including the Badlands in South Dakota, Devil's Tower in Wyoming, Glacier National Park in Montana, Yellowstone National Park, and Bryce and Zion Canyons in Utah. America's Eastern coast thrives with wonders of indescribable beauty, including Florida's everglades, and the Great Smokey Mountains.

Disc 6: Scenic Wonders of America (Part III) - From dramatically crashing waves and a densely lush rainforest to icy glaciers, spend an enthralling hour touring America's Pacific frontiers, including Death Valley, Glacier Bay National Park, Big Sur, Yosemite National Park, Mount Ranier, and Hawaii's Haleakala National Park, where rare nene birds take shelter in the crater of a dormant volcano.
 

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36.

Water Life - Nature Video - Boxed Set - DVD.  650 Minutes.

Water Life captures extraordinary locations and intimate animal behavior never before seen on film. Two years in the making, this groundbreaking series takes viewers on an unprecedented visual journey to aquatic ecosystems on five continents to reveal how water shapes and sculpts the landscape and provides food and refuge for an astonishing array of species. This epic series tells water's story as never before to engage viewers in vital discussions about how water must be conserved and preserved.

Disc 1:
A World of Water
Dive into the Blue Planet and discover amazing and diverse worlds brimming with color and life. From tropical rainforests to coral reefs, miraculous and mysterious water holds the secrets to life on Earth in every drop.
Also includes the programs The Wandering Water, Where Water is Born, Liquid Roads and The Quiet Flow

Disc 2:
Soup of Life
Freshwater ecosystems barely make up one percent of the earth's surface, but 40 percent of the world species live here. There is non-stop drama in the calm and dense waters of the wetlands, beginning with algae that are the basis for a remarkably active food chain.
Also includes the programs Dark Water, Useful Water, Water's Skin and Protective Water

Disc 3:
Jungle Water
Rainforests are as much a mystery as the ocean depths. Explore the most fertile, varied, and surprising ecosystem on the planet, home to plants and animals still unknown to us. What makes the rainforest so unique? The answer is often water!
Also includes the programs Borrowed Water, Fleeting Water and Salt Forests

Disc 4:
Extreme Water
Salt mines, salt flats, and salt marshes would seem to be inhospitable, but these strange and solitary places with their otherworldly landscapes are home to genuinely tough creatures that have adapted to living in water with high levels of salinity.
Also includes the programs Kingdom of Ties, The Frontier of the Sea and On the Seaside

Disc 5:
The Big Blue
The open sea is the largest ecosystem, and also the least known. It would take up to ten centuries of intensive work to inventory the marine species to be found here. Whales, sharks, jellyfish, and migrating sea turtles are just some of the awe-inspiring creatures featured in this compelling program.
Also includes the programs Under the Sea, In Sight of the Coast and The Underwater City


Disc 6:
Water s Pulse
Pollution, uncontrolled fishing, and other factors are having a devastating impact on ecosystems. As rainforests, rivers, seas, and wetlands are imperiled, so is the very existence of the species that inhabit them.
 

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Water Life - Nature Video.  Boxed Set - Blu-ray DVD.  375 Minutes.

Take an unprecedented visual journey into Planet Water.
Water Life captures extraordinary locations and intimate animal behavior never before seen on film. Two years in the making, this groundbreaking series takes viewers on an unprecedented
visual journey to aquatic ecosystems on five continents to reveal how water shapes and sculpts the landscape and provides food and refuge for an astonishing array of species. This epic series tells water's story as never before to engage viewers in vital discussions about how water must be conserved and preserved.

Learn the impact of climate change, pollution and other factors that
are changing the environment and affecting each and every one of us.

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38.

Water Life: Planet Water - Nature Video - Blu-ray DVD.  125 Minutes.

From wild and pure mountain lakes, where rivers begin, to magnificent coral reefs constructed by millions of coral polyps, this is an epic portrait
of life's rich diversity. It presents eye-opening testimony to the dangers that threaten this precious, non-renewable resource.

    Water Life captures extraordinary locations and intimate animal behavior never before seen on film.

    Two years in the making, this groundbreaking series takes viewers on an unprecedented visual journey to aquatic ecosystems on five continents to reveal how water shapes and sculpts the landscape and provides food and refuge for an astonishing array of species.

    This epic series tells water's story as never before to engage viewers in vital discussions about how water must be conserved and preserved.


 

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39.

Water Life: The Big Blue - Nature Video - Blu-ray DVD.  125 Minutes.

Oceans cover 70 percent of the Earth's surface, but there is still much to learn about them. Immerse yourself in this mysterious and
miraculous world. Seabeds, rocky cliffs, and coastlines pounded by the sea are home to a multitude of creatures that have developed
ingenious ways to adapt to their environments and fend off predators.

Water Life captures extraordinary locations and intimate animal behavior never before seen on film. Two years in the making, this groundbreaking series takes viewers on an unprecedented visual journey to aquatic ecosystems on five continents to reveal how water shapes and sculpts the landscape and provides food and refuge for an astonishing array of species. This epic series tells water's story as never before to engage viewers in vital discussions about how water must be conserved and preserved.

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40.

Water Life: Water's Journey - Nature Video - Blu-ray DVD.  125 Minutes.

Bubbling, churning, cascading, flowing, water is always on the move. Witness all phases of the water cycle, and its vital role in creating
and perpetuating ecosystems that astound the imagintion, including tropical rainforests and deserts.

 Water Life captures extraordinary locations and intimate animal behavior never before seen on
film. Two years in the making, this groundbreaking series takes viewers on an unprecedentedvisual journey to aquatic ecosystems on five continents to reveal how water shapes and sculpts
the landscape and provides food and refuge for an astonishing array of species. This epic series tells water's story as never before to engage viewers in vital discussions about how water must be conserved and preserved.

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