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The music and images go together very well and show animals in new uncommon and suprising scenes that you wonder how the film makers got them. Some animals have the most exciting behaviors, dangerous too. The interplay between the music and the bizarre and engaging life are shown here. It has some of the most amazing animal behavior ever caught on film.Unfortunately it's vhs quality as it was never released on dvd, however it's still worth a watch.   
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