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Great Migrations – Born to Move

ByYoav

The Eco-Film on Friday, February 4th at 7 p.m. will be Great Migrations – Born to Move.

Genre: Documentary, Produced by: National Geographic, 2010, 50 Minutes, English, Narrated by: Alec Baldwin

Born to Move spans the globe, revealing four of the most remarkable animal movements: Sperm Whales traveling over a million miles in a lifetime; Red Crabs overcoming horrific obstacles on a daily basis; Monarch Butterflies taking four generations to cross a continent; and Wildebeest, every year rising above the gaping jaws of ravenous crocodiles. These are breathtaking images, to say the least, so bring the whole family for an inspiring night with us.

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