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FOCUS ON... UNUSUAL WILDLIFE…
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KOMODO - KINGDOM OF THE DRAGON
Running Time: 1 X 1 hour
Produced by: Telcast International GmbH & Co KG
At the heart of the Indonesian archipelago lies the Komodo region, a unique paradise. This is one of the last homes of reptile domination, and the ruler of this kingdom is the Komodo dragon. KOMODO explores the magnificent bio-diversity found both above and below the waters of the Komodo National Park, and the growing threat of human encroachment into the dragon’s domain.
DUGONGS - VANISHING SIRENS
1 x 1 hour
Produced by: Banksia Productions
The dugong is a rarely filmed underwater creature. Steeped in mythology and thought to be the origin of both the mermaid and siren legends, the numbers of this gentle sea cow have been declining. The species is being decimated by hunting and habitat loss and the survival of this shy marine mammal is far from secure.
THE MIGHTY MOA
Running Time: 1 x 1 hour
Produced By: Greenstone Pictures Ltd
Take a look at this extraordinary - and now extinct - New Zealand bird. The story of the Moa is one of mystery and imagination, which will captivate nature lovers of all ages.
KING KOALA
Running Time: 1 x 1 hour or 1 x 30 min
Produced By: Wild Visuals
Amid the highest branches of the great eucalypt forests of Australia the unexpected, action-packed story of wild koalas unfolds. KING KOALA reveals astonishing new facts about koala behaviour that shatter the common perception that they do little more than sleep and munch gumleaves – their lives are full of drama, adventure and danger.
Awards
o Finalist Award, Merit Award Compelling Story – Missoula, Montana, USA
o First Place Gold Camera Award – US International Film & Video Festival
o 1st Prize Environmental Category – Festival International du Film Animalier, Albert, France
LEAFY SEA DRAGONS
Running Time: 1 x 30 min
Produced By: Banksia Productions
A fascinating look into the secretive world of the rare Leafy Sea Dragon. A member of the sea horse family, these dragons are masters of camouflage and are rarely captured on film. This program looks at the world of this vulnerable creature, including beautiful footage of the magical birthing of hundreds of tiny young.
published: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 
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