I've had two requests from my students this semester. First, do I blog about "Selva Verde: The Green Jungle" here the way I blog about "The End of Suburbia," "Food, Inc.," and "An Inconvenient Truth?" Second, do I know of any uploads of the video to YouTube? Until recently, the answer to both was no. Now, it's yes.
I have one entry about "Selva Verde," This week's topics: models and species interactions from a year ago today, which shows videos related to the sloth-algae-moth symbiosis and to jaguar predation. I haven't even posted the worksheet, although I'm working on it (not today, but stay tuned).
As for the YouTube upload, my students and I have looked. Only last October did the PBS show Nature upload a copy of the show to its own YouTube channel: Selva Verde: The Green Jungle (1985).
Selva Verde: The Green Jungle | Season 4 | Episode 5 | November 17, 1985 | Narrated by George PageMost of the film is just a nature documentary, but the last few minutes is appropriately doomy enough for this blog. Fortunately, things have not turned out as badly as people thought 30 years ago--so far.
Wildlife in the massive Central American rain forest stretching across parts of Belize, Costa Rica and Panama. Observed: three-toed sloths, army ants and a jaguar.
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