(#60) WALRUS: PAIR OF WALRUS REST ON ROCKS AT MARINE LAND. CU WALRUS. WALRUSES PLAY IN THE WATER.

Introductory intertitle talks of the problems involved in having a stiff neck - especially if you are a walrus. <br/> <br/>Various shots of a zoo keeper feeding medicine to a walrus. Good C/Us of the keeper feeding the walrus with a bottle. The walrus has a towel tied around its neck for some reason - neck ache presumably (how do they know?!). The walrus lies on its back with its legs in the air while it is being fed - obviously likes its medicine. <br/> <br/>Was an item in Pathe Pictorial issue number 634.

EXT of some zoo; Walruses at snow covered zoo in winter, fed by handlers; Walrus slides into pool, swim; Walrus swims upto underwater viewing glass as person looks in at aquarium; Cute shots of swimming walrus

13:47:01 NATURAL SOUND FTG. VS WALRUSES BEING FED / WALRUS BEING OPERATED ON / VETERINARIAN OPERATING / VS EQUIPMENT BEING USED / SOUNDBITE ENGLISH VETERINARIAN CONCERNING WALRUS / CHILDREN WATCHING WALRUS 13:49:41 BREAK

Color 16mm home movie of a group of Indigenous Alaskan men hunting walruses on icebergs. Some graphic images of death and dismemberment.

Walrus breathing and diving in the sea off Tenby, Wales, UK. The walrus (Odobenus rosmarus) is native to Arctic seas, and is a very rare vagrant this far south of its range. This walrus, nicknamed Wally by local people, arrived in Tenby in March 2021, and remained in the region throughout the spring and summer, travelling as far south as Spain. He left in September and was sighted in Iceland, presumably on his way back to more familiar seas. Filmed in April 2021.

Perils of the North - b&w documentary w/ sound narration about Arctic scientific expedition led by Harold McCracken to Siberia & Alaska for American Museum of Natural History - view of two islands, one belonging to Russia the other to the United States - Bering Strait - Eskimo or Inuit children in front of tent dressed in furs - ceremonial dance for camera with native costumes - musician beats drum with stick - cu's faces of kids - rough sea - sailor in rigging - Captain Robert Bartlett in heavy coat with sextant - ship in ice floes - polar bear swims near ship - large island - dead polar bear strung up on deck - sailor in crows nest - pan herd of walrus on ice floe - walrus jump off - man shoots at walrus from ship - small boat to ice floe - explorers shoot walrus on ice - men examine dead walrus - c/u prow of ship cuts through ice - men measure walrus carcass - sunset over ice floes - exploration - wildlife

WHEN AMBROSE DARED WALRUS

Eskimos are filmed hunting walruses in Arctic by member of expedition led by explorer Robert Bartlett

Cruise of the whaler Herman to the Arctic. Natives of Gambell village go walrus hunting. A native with a harpoon. Walruses on the ice sheet. Man strikes the walrus with a harpoon. The walrus dives. Skin and floats are attaches to the line as a drag. Walrus in water. Natives in a boat. Natives pose with walrus tusks aboard the whaler. Location: Saint Lawrence Island Alaska USA. Date: 1915.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas.

B-ROLL OR FILE VIDEO OF WALRUSES AT A ZOO. CONUS CANNOT LICENSE SONG.

CU of Inuit soapstone carving of hunter in kayak, walrus in foreground. Shot of school of walrus along shoreline, of bull walrus swimming, of Inuit hunters moving out to hunting grounds in boat. Shots of walrus at sea. Shots of narwhal whale swimming ahead of boat, of Inuit hunter preparing harpoons, seagull flying overhead against dense blue sky. Shots of walrus basking in sun along stony shoreline, suddenly heading for safety of water. Shots of walrus school diving and cavorting in water, swimming desperately to elude hunters, of Inuit hunters shooting at walrus from boat, Inuit throwing spear-type harpoon, hitting walrus, of blood on water as walrus is fighting for its life. Shots of severely wounded walrus still fighting, finally being brought onto deck by pulleys. Two barrels being used to keep walrus afloat. Shots of Inuits shooting walrus, walrus swimming for their lives, bullets splattering water around animals, water red from blood. Shot of rainbow in sky. Shots of walrus being hauled into boat, of school of walrus swimming frantically.

Mother and baby walrus in a pool at Sea World, San Diego.

8/29/2024

KIWI performs I AM A WALRUS on Austin City Limits in 1976

walrus shakes head funny

ESKIMO INUIT HUNTERS SLEDDING DOWN HILL. PUSHING BOAT INTO WATER. WALRUS BEING SHOT AT. WALRUS HUNGTING. WALRUS SWIMMING. DRAGGING DEAD WALRUS ONTO ICE.

TAPE_NUMBER: EF01/0237 IN_TIME: 04:30:25 - 07:42:37 - 10:20:46 LENGTH: 02:39 SOURCES: APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: Russian/Eng/Nat XFA Moscow Zoo's walruses need urgent dental attention - fortunately help is on its way. Headed by British veterinarian, John Lewis, a group of surgeons plan to operate on all ten walruses at the end of April. On Wednesday Lewis was in Moscow to finalise some of the details on just how to help the walruses who are all suffering from severe tusk decay and infection. The ten Moscow walruses were rescued as orphans in the wild. They are all about four years old but already weigh eight hundred kilogrammes each. In captivity, most walruses grind down their tusks on the concrete in their enclosure. Others succumb to tooth decay. Eventually, the rotten tusks must be removed or the walrus will not survive. Currently, the animals are on antibiotics to relieve the pain. All ten Moscow walruses will undergo tusk removal surgery at the end of April. Lewis and a team of specialists will convert one of the walruses' three indoor pools into an operating room. Although Lewis and his team have operated on walruses before, removing the tusks of ten of these large mammals, at one sitting, is certainly a first for the veterinary profession. Anna Pavlova considers the walruses like her own children. She's raised them since they arrived in Moscow, feeding them milk and even sleeping with them to keep them warm. But now she's having to count on the dentist if they're to continue enjoying their watery enclosure. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) "When the tusks are traumatised or rubbed down, there is an opportunity for infection to creep in. The infection spreads into the sinuses and can cause death, which can occur without any warning." SUPER CAPTION: Anna Pavlova, Zoologist and Care giver for the Moscow Zoo Walruses SOUNDBITE: (English) "Walruses have been operated on before, not that often. And doing ten in a batch... well, I guess that is probably unique." SUPER CAPTION: John Lewis, UK veterinarian SOUNDBITE: (Russian) "I hope that the operations will go forward and be successful. Without these operations, the consequences would be tragic." SUPER CAPTION: Anna Pavlova, Zoologist and Care giver for the Moscow Zoo Walruses SHOTLIST: Moscow, Russia - 28 February 2001 1. Wide view of Moscow Zoo gates 2. Wide view walrus pool 3. Wide view walrus being fed 4. Close-up walrus being fed 5. Close-up walrus digging in snow 6. Feeding walruses 7. Close-up walrus rubbing tusks 8. Wide view walrus falls into pool 9. Wide view walruses dive into pool 10. Set up Anna Pavlova 11. Close-up walrus bearing tusks 12. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Anna Pavlova, Zoologist and Care giver for the Moscow Zoo Walruses 13. Visitors looking at walruses 14. Set up John Lewis 15. Close-up Lewis's hands 16. SOUNDBITE: (English) John Lewis, UK veterinarian 17. Close-up walrus rubbing tusks 18. Walrus looks around 19. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Anna Pavlova, Zoologist and Care giver for the Moscow Zoo Walruses 20. Wide view walrus dives from rock into water 21. Close-up zoo visitors watching walruses through glass 22. Walruses playing 23. Wide view walruses swimming?

scenics - animals - Alaska - many shots - NO NEGATIVE - c/s walrus in water - low aerial walruses on rocks - cu dying walrus with bugs all over it - gross - environmental disaster - c/s ducks / birds on shore walk on rocks and into water - geese fly in V formation ground-to-air - moving pov straight ahead over sled dogs moving fast across snow - scattered trees - ws dog teams in field - through village with houses in background - happy people by on sled - follow shot of sled and dogs - dog teams by - dogsled - dog team - race

THE OVERTURE TO WILLIAM TELL