Directed by
\nSamuel McAnallen<\/p>\n
Written by
\nSamuel McAnallen<\/p>\n
Produced by
\nDr. Jenia Meng<\/p>\n
Narrated by
\nDr. Nick Gylaw (Nick Wood) <\/p>\n
Speakers (in order of appearance)
\nDr. Bernard Rollin
\nGary Yourofsky
\nDr. Richard Ryder
\nDr. Steven Best<\/p>\n
Editing
\nUltraventus<\/p>\n
Research advisor – Dr. Jenia Meng<\/p>\n
Art director – Dr. Jenia Meng<\/p>\n
Camera & Footage
\n—-
\nPhil Fried
\nJeffrey Beach, Beachfront Productions
\nBernard Rollin – Joe Vasos
\nRichard Ryder – Alan Laxton<\/p>\n
Gary Yourofsky footage – Gary’s Speech at Georgia Tech, July 8, 2010<\/p>\n
Steven Best footage – Everything You Know About Homo sapiens is Wrong:
\nThe Revolutionary Implications of Cognitive Ethology<\/p>\n
Painting elephant footage –
\nMark Freeman, YouTube.com\/MarkFreeman408<\/p>\n
The Ape
\nCause for Alarm!
\nLet’s Face it
\nNinja Death III
\nPlanet of Dinosaurs
\nRestoration of Sanity
\nTarzan’s Revenge
\nTeenagers from Outer Space<\/p>\n
News clip – Russia Today<\/p>\n
stockfootageforfree.com
\nXStockVideo.com
\nworldclips.tv
\nAdditional Footage by bottledvideo.com<\/p>\n
Images
\n—-
\nBowhead whale – Brian Skerry
\nMarburg virus – Dr. Erskine Palmer, Russell Regnery, Ph.D.
\nTermite mound 5 – Hansjoerg Morandell
\nTuatara – PhillipC.<\/p>\n
Music
\n—-
\nFantaisie-Impromptu
\nThe Planets, Op. 32. Mars, the Bringer of War
\nThe Planets, Op. 32. Mercury, the Winged Messenger
\nThe Planets, Op. 32. Venus, the Bringer of Peace
\n-U.S. Air Force Heritage of America Band
\nSwan Lake<\/p>\n
Sound editing – Ultraventus<\/p>\n
International Coordination
\n—-
\nYufei Sun, \u00a0Lily Mao, \u00a0Chao Zou, \u00a0Abel, \u00a0Honglin Sha<\/p>\n
References
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\nAboriginal beliefs about nature:
\nMorris, C (1995) p. 71
\nhttp:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Australian_Aboriginal_mythology
\nAccessed 14\/02\/2012<\/p>\n
Amondawa tribe:
\nhttp:\/\/www.australiangeographic.com.au\/journal\/amazon-tribe-has-no-
\nlanguage-for-time.htm
\nAccessed 15\/01\/2012<\/p>\n
Cat that can smell death:
\nA Day in the Life of Oscar the Cat
\nDavid M. Dosa, M.D., M.P.H. N Engl J Med 2007; 357:328-329<\/p>\n
Dogs can memorize over 1000 words for their toys:
\nBorder collie comprehends object names as verbal referents, P. 185
\nJ.W. Pilley, A.K. Reid \/ Behavioural Processes 86 (2011) 184\u2013195<\/p>\n
Far-Eastern, Greek and many indigenous cultures have higher levels of
\nreverence to other life forms than Abrahamic religions, such as Islam, Judaism and Christianity: Jenia Meng, Origins of Attitudes Towards Animals<\/p>\n
Selective concentration of polychlorinated biphenyls in a trout, prey
\nspecies typically have 10 times the bio-mass of their consumers:
\nFood Chains in the Biosphere
\nFrom the series: What Everyone Needs to Know About Science Today
\nHawkhill Associates, Inc. 1992<\/p>\n
Parasitism is most common lifestyle for animals:
\nKevin D. Lafferty, Andrew P. Dobson, Armand M. Kurtis, Parasites dominate
\nfood web links.
\nhttp:\/\/www.pnas.org\/content\/103\/30\/11211.short
\nAccessed 12\/01\/2012<\/p>\n
Prairie dog European ferret experiment:
\nC. N. Slobodchikoff, Bianca S. Perla, Jennifer L. Verdolin, P. 73
\nPrairie dogs: Communication and Community in an Animal Society<\/p>\n
Prairie dog language:
\nhttp:\/\/www.johnpratt.com\/items\/docs\/lds\/meridian\/2005\/prairie_dog.html
\nAccessed 04\/01\/2012<\/p>\n
Termites are the oldest social animals, several generations may live in the
\nsame nest, older generations help raise younger generations:
\nRod and Ken Preston-Mafham, Pg. 170, The Encyclopedia of Land
\nInvertebrate Behaviour<\/p>\n
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