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NATURE: Fortress of the Bears DVD

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Part of the massive Tongass National Forest, Admiralty Island in Southeast Alaska supports the largest concentration of bears anywhere in the world. Sustained by a wealth of salmon streams, isolated and protected by their environment, some 1,700 Alaskan brown bears are part of a unique circle of life that has played out here for centuries. (SDHProducer: Jan... ... More

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Producer: Janet Hess, Shane Moore
Executive Producer: Fred Kaufman
Production Company: National Geographic; WNET; Thirteen
Production Year: 2012
Copyright Year: 2011
Director: Nature
Narrator: Chris Morgan
Discs: 1
Subtitles: Y
Subtitle Language: English (SDH)
DVI: Y
Audio Format: Stereo
Aspect Ratio: 16x9 Widescreen

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Slumdog reviewed NATURE: Fortress of the Bears DVD

Moving, Haunting, Sad, Happy

Wow! What a documentary! I was 14 years old when Chernobyl happened. I didnt realize what the accident left behind. It is eery strange to see how time stood still in the towns that were deserted. The great irony is the wilderness of paradise that one of the greatest human catastrophe left behind.How life went on without humans. It was absolutely haunting.Truly amazing!

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Gunny reviewed NATURE: Fortress of the Bears DVD

mother nature can will heal herself

this proves that man doesnt know as much as he thinks he does!!!

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Bufeo D. reviewed NATURE: Fortress of the Bears DVD

Jungle Eagle

I lived in the Ecuadorian Amazon for 14 years and was fortunate to have had the opportunity to observe these magnificent birds of prey. Jungle Eagle was one of the most informative, accurate and captivating documentaries I have seen and a definite must in my collection. The cameramen takes us into the mysterious and unknown world of the Harpy Eagle with rare footage of a nestling during its various stages of growth. The cameramen clearly showed his love and concern for the Harpy Eagle family and the flora and fauna of their surrounding forest. Their paion is contagious. I especially enjoyed the wildlife footage and the forest sounds which brought back many fond memories. Observing the Red-rumped Caciques, the Ara_aris and the two species of primates in close proximity to the Harpy Eagle family was an added plus. This NATURE documentary is a must for those who wish to gain valuable new insight into this marvelous forest eagle.