WILD SOUTH. DOLPHINS OF THE SHADOWLAND

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Year
1998
Reference
F44574
Media type
Moving image
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Rights Information
Year
1998
Reference
F44574
Media type
Moving image
Item unavailable online
Series
WILD SOUTH
Place of production
New Zealand/Aotearoa
Categories
Television
Duration
1:05:00
Broadcast Date
06/03/2000
Production company
Natural History NZ, Geissendorfer Film & Fernsehproduction
Credits
Director: Janine Hedley
Producer: Janine Hedley
Executive Producer: Neil Harraway
Production Manager: Anna Ormond
Production Manager: Christina Gerrie
Photography: Paul Donovan
Photography: Robert Brown
Photography: Guy Marris
Photography: Andrew Penniket
Underwater Camera: Ed Jowett
Underwater Camera: Andrew Penniket
Remote Camera: Alison Ballance
Editor: Libby Danks
Field Sound: Craig Watson
Field Sound: Barrie Lay
Underwater Sound: Karsten Schneider
Narrator: Peter Hayden
Scientific Advisor: Karsten Schneider

Documentary series exploring the unique diversity of New Zealand's natural history.
This programme is about a pod of 60 bottlenose dolphins which have adapted to living in the cold dark waters of Fiordland, named by the Maori “Shadowland”.The confined environment of the fiords provides a unique opportunity to study these marine mammals in the wild. German biologist Karsten Schneider takes up the opportunity in a three year research project in Doubtful Sound. He reveals some of the mysteries of the “dolphins of Shadow land” .