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Title Work

Title No: 20847

Title: How the whale got his throat

Medium: Moving Image

Original Medium: Film

Dates:

1970 (Release)

1970 (Copyright)

Original Summary:
"Rudyard Kipling's whimsical story of how the whale got his sieve-like throat is the subject of this animated film. Long ago, after the whale has eaten all the fish in the sea, he decides to consume a sailor on a raft. Once inside the whale, the man jumps about, causing hiccups, until the whale agrees to take him home to get rid of him. As he leaves the whale's mouth at trip's end, the sailor lodges a huge grid, made from his cut-up raft, in the whale's throat, so that until this day the whale can eat only very small fish." - Summary from teacher's guide. 

Countries of Origin: U.S.A.

Duration: 8 min 20 sec 

Forms: Animation

Genres: Educational

Subjects: Whales--Fiction

Credits:
RoleName
ProducerBosustow, Nick
DirectorClark, Steven
Author/Based onKipling, Rudyard
Copyright ClaimantLearning Company of America
Distribution Company Learning Corporation of America

Items x1

ItemDescription
20847-1Safety Film : Viewing print 


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