Detail View: T.D.A. Cockerell Collection: Austrialian wild life

Collection Name: 
Theodore Dru Alison Cockerell Papers
Title: 
Austrialian wild life
Creator: 
Unidentified creator
Description: 
Hand-edited film featuring images of koala, kangaroos, platypuses, penguins, lyre birds, emus, and sea turtles, with informational intertitles. Includes aboriginal people spearhunting sea turtles, playing with small animals, and starting a bonfire.
Description: 
Intertitles: 00:05 Most fascinating of Australia's mamals-- "Koala," native bear; 01:27 Kangaroos. The young are carried in the mother's pouch for serveral months. The baby kangaroo is born blind, and without hind legs; 02:39 Native children playing with kangaroos; 03:01 Duck-bill, "platypus", a mammal that lays eggs; 04:05 The birds of Australia, too, are most interesting; 05:08 The lyre bird and its dance; 06:00 Little girl plays with her emu pet; 06:20 Great sea turtles (Group Reptilia) are hunted by the natives; 09:20 Some of the natives still have primitive customs.
Description: 
Title on case: Australian Animals
Description: 
1 film reel (16 mm) black and white; silent; acetate film; 400 feet
Description: 
Runtime: 10:11
Date: 
1932
Type: 
MovingImage
Format: 
motion pictures (visual works)
Format: 
black-and-white film (film, material)
Format: 
video/mp4
Coverage: 
Australia
Subject: 
Hunting, Primitive
Subject: 
Birds
Subject: 
Lyrebirds
Subject: 
Emus
Subject: 
Sea turtles
Subject: 
Manners and customs
Subject: 
Aboriginal Australians
Subject: 
Indigenous children
Subject: 
Hunting, primitive
Subject: 
Firemaking
Subject: 
Koala
Subject: 
Kangaroos
Subject: 
Platypus
Identifier: 
U183026538063_narv_cockerell_australianAnimals_a.mp4
Identifier ARK: 
https://ark.colorado.edu/ark:/47540/7p1z5897q02h
Source: 
For more information about the physical collection, visit the University of Colorado Boulder Libraries Rare and Distinctive Collections.
Language: 
English
Relation: 
Theodore Dru Alison Cockerell Papers; COU:359; Item Barcode: U183026538063
Rights: 
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