Scinema - Critters

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Big Dream Little Bears -  Big Dream Little Bears gives a rare glimpse into the mysterious island of Borneo and an insider's view of a ten-year dream to save the smallest bears on earth. In this one-hour documentary Borneo specialist, Dr Audrey Low, returns to her former homeland to assist sun bear expert Siew Te Wong in the most dangerous and unpredictable phase his dream. In a story laced with humor and filled with urgency we follow Audrey's journey of rediscovery, Wong's indefatigable dream and Suria, the youngest and smallest bear, who although ostracized and wounded by the other bears, survives to lead them to freedom. Big Dream Little Bears reaffirms there is hope in the small but significant victories of individuals. [0:52:38]

Duck! (a duckumentary) - They swim, they waddle, and they fly. They are the subjects of art, science, history, and popular entertainment. They are cartoons, stamps, carvings, pets, livestock, urban neighbours, and even dinner. They are ducks! Across America, quirky and often comical interactions can teach us about our feathery neighbours, our planet, and ourselves. Told as ten interwoven stories about one animal across the United States, 'Duck!' is sure to make audiences laugh, learn and love the outdoors - across the country or in their own back yard.  Laugh as two boys introduce you to their pet duck and how to take care of such an unusual pet in suburban America.  Learn as the Boston Duck Tour 'conducktor' traces the history of the city using a submersible World War 2 vehicle known as the DUKW or a scientist who researches how sea ducks hear underwater sounds.  Love the natural landscape that duck hunters, carvers, and painters are inspired to protect.  With a quirky yet vibrant focus on the preservation of wetland habitat, enjoying the great outdoors, and connecting with the heritage and traditions of American culture, 'Duck! (a duckumentary)' is sure to leave you quacking for more! [1:00:52]
               
Total viewing time 103 mins

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