National Geographic: Amazon: Land of the Flooded Forest Movie Review 1992

When the seasonal rains of South America cause the Amazon River and its tributaries to overflow, extradordinary and uncommon wildlife flourishes. Unusual sights include the fruit-eating tambaqui fish, which possess large teeth and very strong jaws, and the river dolphin, which has adapted to life in fresh water.

Distribution

Baker & Taylor Inc., 2709 Water Ridge Pkwy., Ste. 500, Charlotte, NC 28217, Phone: (704)357-3500, Toll-free: 800-775-1800, Email: btinfo@btol.com, URL: http://www.btol.com

Available on VHS
Running time 60 minutes.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Documentary Films, South America, Wildlife, Forests & Trees

Producer

National Geographic Society