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Show SBONWILD LIFEilMSMt. Cook, the great Tasman glacier, tree fern forests and geyser lands, Cape Kidnappers of Captain Cook fame, sheep and cattle ranches of Canterbury Plains, such exotica as the "living fossil" reptile of Cook Strait Islands, fur seals, kaka, kea, weka, and wingless kiwi in scenic New Zealand, were all interestingly toured with Patricia Witherspoon.More than scenic, "The Four Corners" told the story in magnificent color of the awe-inspiring area where Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona meet. Brought into view was the use and abuse, successes and and failures of the picturesque country from scenic 1 Dead Horse Point on the Colorado River to the goosenecks of the San Juan.%//»:¦The splendor of the deep, deep South in all its mystery, awe, and beauty was brought to the University by the expert, Alexander Sprunt, Jr. The mysterious cypress kingdom, wooded labyrinth of the South, swamp home of the Seminole and cot-tonmouth . . . showed the Everglades as a teeming reservoir of wildlife. Shown were alligators laying half-hidden in lettuce lakes, snake birds swimming through shadowy waters, and airplants and orchids adding to the overpowering beauty of this colorful, tranquil paradise.Vk/•/¦.£#**llwmFrom the turquoise Caribbean to the mountain rain forests, U.S.A.'s unchanged commonwealth of Puerto Rico was shown as an island of extreme contrasts. Underwater shots of barracuda and sea urchins among coral reefs, giant iguanas along the shore, tiny tree climbing frogs of the tropics * starred in this revealing island adventure.AVAVAV/V^SBONWILD LIFEFilfidS |
