Bibliograph

Raccoon nation, Raccoons Inc. ; produced in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, WNET.org Thirteen ; written by Siobhan Flanagan ; directed by Susan K. Fleming

Type

Label

Raccoon nation, Raccoons Inc. ; produced in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, WNET.org Thirteen ; written by Siobhan Flanagan ; directed by Susan K. Fleming

Language

eng

Characteristic

videorecording

Intended audience

TV G: Grades 9-12

Main title

Raccoon nation

Medium

videorecording

Oclc number

733455049

Responsibility statement

Raccoons Inc. ; produced in association with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, WNET.org Thirteen ; written by Siobhan Flanagan ; directed by Susan K. Fleming

Runtime

Summary

"With their agile little hands, raccoons have become the urban bandits we love and hate. In the past 70 years, their population has exploded in North American cities, and interaction with humans is making them smarter -- maybe even pushing them down a new evolutionary path. Using high-definition, infrared cameras that turn pitch dark into daylight, The Nature of Things achieves something that has never been done before: it intimately follows a family of urban raccoons over the course of six months. Under the watchful eye of their mother, the young grow, develop and learn to navigate the raccoon capital of the world, Toronto."--Container

Table Of Contents

Introduction -- Venturing from the den -- Omnivores -- Night in the life

Technique

unknown

Classification