Life in the Sea, Volume 1 & 2 (VHS)

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Life in the Sea, Volume 1 & 2 (VHS)

Volume 1: Great Sea Mammals. Volume 2: Great Sea Predators. The beautiful, mysterious, dangerous world underwater.

• Rated: TV 
• Number of tapes: 2
• Run Time: 120 minutes
• Format: Color
• Languages: English

Volume 1: Great Sea Mammals

* Orca-killer Whale * Right Whale * Pilot Whale * Humpback Whale * Bottlenose Dolphins * Spinner Dolphins * Manatees * Sea Lions

Explore the startling mysterious of the sea.

Discover the vast underwater world as you’ve never seen it before. Learn how the oceans were formed and why the sea is blue. Witness the fascinating phenomenon of the underwater food chain at work. Enjoy the exquisite beauty and playful intelligence of the dolphin with its complex language and amazing communication skills. Marvel at the magnificence of the whale, the world’s oldest mammal, which has made the ocean its playpen. Meet the monarch of the sea, orca, the killer whale, who reigns supreme.

Discover the gory secrets of the fiercest water mammals as they hunt for prey. Learn to identify many of the hundreds of species of fish, including the colorful angelfish, the tang, the harlequin bass, the dour lizard fish, the ominous moray eel, the pointy trumpet fish and the funny-looking longsnout seahorse. From the smallest microscopic organism to the largest ravenous predator, uncover the mysteries of Life in the Sea.

Volume 2: Great Sea Predators

* Great White Sharks * Hammerhead Sharks * Mako Sharks * Barracudas * Manta Rays * Giant Octopus * Stingrays

An extraordinary voyage of underwater discovery.

Go face-to-face with the terror of the shark. Witness a variety of species from the hammer-head to the jet-fighter shape of the mako shark, and the sleek, fearful terror of the great white. Learn how a boneless skeleton and unique reproductive behavior separate the shark from other fish. Discover why some fish live in disguise and how that can mean the difference between life and death. See the blue shark use countershading to creep up on prey without being noticed.

Experience the camouflaging tactics of dangerous fish who change color and sex routinely. Understand what can thrive and what can perish within the stinging tentacles of the sea anemone. Witness the deadly skill of the octopus as it strangles its prey. Separate fact from fiction in this real-life adventure into Life in the Sea.

1995 Questar