Wild Alaska - Second Edition [VHS, 1991]

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⭐⭐⭐⭐ "... A feast for the eye as well as a fascinating glimpse of the variety and cycles of life in the Alaskan widerness." Video Rating Guide

Alaska is a land where wlidlife is at its most spectacular - challenged to exist through nature's four seasons.

Alaska is more than scenery. It's where nature puts on a performance that defies human belief. "Wild Alaska" contains many animals that have either vanished from the rest of the United States or are in serious decline. Here roam wolves, thousands of them. Here too, in large numbers, are brown bears, grizzly bears, and near the Arctic, apprixmately 3,000 polar bears. There are animals such as the rare musk ox, a shaggy survivor of the Great Ice Age, and the barren ground caribou, numbering 600,000, roaming the interior and northern Alaska. High in the mountain ranges live curly-horned Dall sheep, the only white wild sheep in existence. The Alaskan moose is the world's biggest, some carrying antlers 80 inches across. The brown bear may stand nine to ten feet tall. Alaska is one of only a few places on earth where one can observe the links in the chain of life. This video captures wildlife's struggle to survive in this beautiful, rugged wilderness.

Produced by: Trailwood Films Distributed by: Questar Video, Inc. P.O. Box 11345 Chicago IL 60611

Package Design and Summary © MCMXCI Questar Video, Inc. All rights reserved. Cassette Length Approx. 65 minutes.

ISBN #0-927-992-05-1

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