The Natural History of Our World: Time of Man (1970)

Synopsis

Presents case studies of those primitive human cultures and animal populations which have either survived or become extinct depending on their ability to adapt to the environment. The film's thesis is that man must maintain his environment if he is to survive

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Running time

31 minutes

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