Landis Wildlife Films

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Wildlife

Yellowstone

	Wolves
	Bears
	Coyotes
	Elk
	Eagles
	Bison
	Otters
	Ravens
	Bighorns
	Dall Sheep
	Foxes

Hot Springs

Geysers

Mud Pots

Waterfalls

Winter Scenery

Autumn Colors

Storms (Time Lapse)

Sunrises (Time Lapse)

Sunsets (Time Lapse)

Bob Landis

Wolves: A Legend Returns to Yellowstone: By National Geographic. Four years in the making, this amazing film by Bob Landis invites you to run with the pack for a wolf’s eye view. Witness the unfolding saga of hardships and affection, losses and triumphs, and the controversy surrounding the decision to reintroduce these wolves back into the heart of the West. 60 minutes.


Yellowstone: America’s Sacred Wilderness - The Living Edens: PBS Home Video. Paul Schullery, acclaimed author and naturalist, has been watching wildlife in Yellowstone for 30 years. He is your guide through this extraordinary film where wolves and grizzly bears chase elk, and mountain lions play in the sun. 2000. 60 minutes. VHS.

Elk of the Northern Herd

By Trailwood-Landis Productions. The struggles and triumphs of Yellowstone National Park's elk herd are brought to the screen in this unique presentation. Rarely seen footage documents the drama of an elk calf captured by a grizzly, a cow defending her newborn against coyotes and huge bulls fighting to collect a harem. The ability of the elk to survive an attack by grizzly bears and long severe winters is also captured. Charming scenes of elk calves' antics as they grow through the summer, and the pitched battles of adult males in autumn are all part of this extraordinary film.

Yellowstone: High Country Treasure

By Trailwood-Landis Productions. Yellowstone was set aside as our nation's first national park because of its unusual geographic features: Old Faithful, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone Lake, Lower Falls and the geysers. We have captured unusual wildlife behavior throughout the four seasons. A male grizzly threatens young cubs, a coyote steals fish from an otter, an elk herd migrates in deep snow, a grizzly pursues an elk calf in a life or death chase. Shown on PBS and The Discovery Channel.

Realm of the Coyote: By National Geographic. Danger in Yellowstone for a young, outcast coyote! When a young coyote named Cain is cast out by his pack, he must learn to survive in a wilderness both beautiful and treacherous. As the coyote's journey unfolds, he'll encounter a large cast of wildlife characters in what has been called America's own Serengeti. Set against the natural beauty of Yellowstone's changing seasons, from the steamy geysers in winter to the raging fires of summer, Cain's year-long adventure of hardship and triumph will culminate in a final life-or-death confrontation with his original pack. In this remarkable film from National Geographic, you'll experience nature as never before. Approximately 60 minutes.

Song Dog: By Trailwood-Landis Productions. An exceptional look at the life cycle of the coyote. Native Americans call him the Song Dog. Follow this devoted parent, comic, and predator through the changing seasons in the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone Park. See him steal a black bear cub from its mother, take fish from an otter and pursue antelope and sheep. Also see him as the pursued - by an angry mule deer doe - even a buffalo calf! An in-depth look that dispels many erroneous myths about this little understood animal.

Trumpeter Blues

By Trailwood-Landis Productions. A sensitive portrait of the magnificent trumpeter swan. Filmed in western Wyoming, this film documents the return of the swan, driven to near extinction in the United States at the turn of the century. As well as facing threats from animal and human predators, they must race for survival with the coming of winter before their young can fly. Witness the struggle of the cygnets (young swans), and follow their flight to escape from the first freeze to migrate through the heartland of America.

Yellowstone: The Unfinished Song: By Trailwood-Landis Productions. This video presents the story of the fires of Yellowstone and the park's natural recovery. The film has extraordinary scenes of animals adapting to the fires along with the new diversity of life the fires created. 20 minutes, VHS or PAL.

Catch Me If You Can: By Trailwood-Landis Productions. A two part collection: The Grazers (20 min) and The Predators (26 min) illustrates how the play of young animals manifests itself in adult behavior. The young grazers must learn to locate food, and how to keep from being eaten by a predator. The young predators must learn similar things, as well as how to kill for food. Filmed over many years in all natural environments, these animals are truly wild. Young elk, bison, antelope, Dall sheep, coyote, wolf, grizzly, black bear and otter are captured in exuberant detail. An educational film for youngsters, and adults too. 46 minutes, VHS or PAL.