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245 00 Mountain gorilla /|can IMAX Natural History Film Unit 
       production in association with the National Geographic 
       Society and IMAX ; producer, Sally Dundas ; narration 
       writer, Steve Lucas ; director, Adrian Warren. 
246 1  |iContainer subtitle:|aMeet the legend 
250    Full screen version. 
264  1 Burbank, CA :|bWarner Home Video,|c[1991] 
264  4 |c[©2002] 
300    1 videodisc (39 min.) :|bsound, color with black and white
       sequences, stereophonic ;|c4 3/4 in. 
336    two-dimensional moving image|btdi|2rdacontent 
337    video|bv|2rdamedia 
338    videodisc|bvd|2rdacarrier 
500    Originally released in IMAX format in 1991. 
500    Video version is digitally mastered from the original 70MM
       film. 
500    GMD: videorecording. 
508    Director of photography, Neil Rettig ; editor, Barbara 
       Kerr ; music composed and conducted by John Wrye. 
511 0  Narrator, Rebecca Jenkins. 
520    Beginning with footage of Carl Akley's expedition in 1921 
       to the Belgian Congo to collect mountain gorilla (Gorilla 
       gorilla gorilla) specimens, this film briefly discusses 
       the history of mountain gorilla research and protection in
       the Virunga Volcanoes area of Africa. The film then 
       centers on observations of one family group near the 
       Karisoke Research Center in the Parc National des Volcans 
       of Rwanda. Gorillas are shown foraging, feeding and 
       resting. Infants, including one only two days old, are 
       seen with their mothers, breastfeeding, trying new foods, 
       and riding on their mothers' backs. Infants and juveniles 
       are seen at play, and vocalizations of all gorillas are 
       heard. The film also discusses the gorilla diet, the role 
       of play in establishing the group hierarchy, conservation 
       and protection efforts, and the continuing loss of 
       habitat. Gorillas are shown wandering outside the park in 
       search of food, in view of local (human) inhabitants. 
521 8  MPAA rating: Not rated. 
530    Also issued as VHS. 
538    DVD, Dolby digital 5.1 surround, Region 1 encoding. 
546    English and French dialogue; French, Spanish and 
       Portuguese subtitles; Closed-captioned. 
650  0 Gorilla|xEcology|zVirunga. 
650  0 Gorilla|xBehavior|zVirunga. 
650  0 Social behavior in animals|zVirunga. 
650  0 Gorilla. 
650  0 Social behavior in animals. 
650  0 Primates|xBehavior. 
650  2 Gorilla gorilla|zVirunga. 
700 1  Dundas, Sally. 
700 1  Lucas, Steve. 
700 1  Warren, Adrian. 
700 1  Jenkins, Rebecca,|d1959- 
700 1  Rettig, Neil. 
700 1  Kerr, Barbara. 
700 1  Wrye, John. 
710 2  IMAX Natural History Film Unit (Firm) 
710 2  National Geographic Society (U.S.) 
710 2  IMAX Corporation. 
710 2  Warner Home Video (Firm) 
938    Baker and Taylor|bBTCP|nbe2002003774 
994    02|bGWK