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They are creepy and crawly. They may bug you or bite you. Don’t get caught in their web! Instead check out this great collection of historical documentaries about insects and spiders! Filmed during the 1950s and 60s, these buggers will bring you into the fascinating world of insects and how they can infest your life! Did you know that more than a million different types of insects roam the world? They can live anywhere and some can even survive a nuclear war! These fascinating educational clips will really get under your skin! Thanks to DVD technology we have been able to restore and preserve these classic educational films about the benefits and dangers of these multilegged critters! This Is The First Time This Historic Footage Has Been Assembled On This 2-DVD Set! You will learn about the lifecycles of insects and spiders! If you’re interested in insects, nature or classic educational films then you need to own the Natural History: Insects And Arachnids 2-DVD set today! The Bee’s Knees! The bee is both a help and hindrance to mankind. While we love the sweet honey they provide, no one wants to get stung! Featured on this 2-DVD set is a classic clip that shows you the entire lifecycle of a bee. Do what you want - just don’t get the queen bee angry! Blame The Girls Mosquitoes are some of the peskiest bugs around – but did you know that it is only the female that bites you? On this 2-DVD set you will learn why mosquito girls suck your blood and why you have probably never been bothered by a mosquito boy! General Packaging Description: Our professionally-produced DVDs are shipped in retail Amaray style DVD cases just like you would find in a store. These beautifully packaged DVDs make great gifts and are themselves works of art. While we offer some of the best prices anywhere, we have never sacrificed quality for price.
Product Description
In high school, whenever a teacher put on an educational film, it seemed it was just an excuse for him to take a day off from teaching. No one ever paid much attention to the movies themselves. This collection of educational films about the lives of insects and spiders, makes you wish you had paid more attention. All of the clips contain interesting information and are very well shot.
Who knew that there are more than 100,000 types of spiders, for example? Or understands exactly how bees relate to their queen and make honey? You won’t be disinterested to learn that only girl mosquitoes bite you or to find out exactly how a housefly lives its life. Like all titles from A2ZCDS, the films themselves are in great shape and you won’t be bugged by missing frames or scratchy footage.
