Gläserne Wundertiere (1929)

- Directed by
- Ulrich Karl Traugott Schulz
- Genre
- documentary film
How it feels
This nature documentary from 1929 shows small transparent sea creatures like snails, worms, crustaceans and jellyfish. A narrator gives some details at the start and end of the film.
observationaleducationalcalmdetailedscientificslow-pacednaturalcurious
What happens
Gläserne Wundertiere ist eine Naturdokumentation von Ulrich K. T. Schulz von 1929. Es war der erste Tonfilm der UFA. Gezeigt werden kleine durchsichtige Tiere, wie Schnecken, Ringelwürmer, Krebse und Quallen im Meer. Ein Sprecher erklärt am Beginn und am Ende des Films einige Details.Kreimeier, 2005, S. 318 (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)
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