Hawaii's Fatal Attraction
They lure insects into death traps, then gorge on their flesh. Carnivorous plants deceive, then kill. Bugs are drawn to what look like dewdrops on a sundew, then find themselves entangled in sticky tentacles. A tropical pitcher plant smells sweet to bugs, but its slippery surfaces tumble victims int...
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| Format: | Electronic Video |
| Language: | English |
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New York, N.Y. :
Films Media Group,
[2013]
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| Online Access: | Streaming video (Wentworth users only) |
Table of Contents:
- Hawaii's Isolation and Biology (1:51)
- Sponsors & Credits: Hawaii's Fatal Attraction (1:02)
- Humans Arrive in Hawaii (0:52)
- Geological and Biological History (2:42)
- Evolution in Hawaii (2:48)
- The Bird-Catcher (1:56)
- Ancient Hawaiians and Feathers (1:50)
- Human Effect on Hawaiian Nature (0:56)
- European Devastation (2:33)
- Alaki Preserve (2:02)
- Disappearing O'o (3:04)
- Akiapola'au (2:03)
- Insects in Hawaii (1:11)
- Ant and Carnivorous Caterpillar (2:49)
- Threatened Hawaiian Insects (1:27)
- Mauna Kea (2:14)
- Drastic Measures to Save Plant Species (2:48)
- Imported Plants and Feral Pig (2:15)
- Killing Pigs to Save Rainforest (2:30)
- Pigs and Erosion (2:15)
- Green Sea Turtle (1:43)
- Northwestern Hawaiian Island Chain (2:12)
- French Frigate Shoals (2:28)
- Hawaiian Monk Seals (2:04)
- Protecting Green Sea Turtle (4:21)
- Ancient Wisdom and Natural Preservation (1:17)
- Sponsors & Credits: Hawaii's Fatal Attraction (2:14)