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Two geese flying together. Caption: These great journeys are as much a part

This program from the acclaimed PBS Nature series, "Forces of the Wild," focuses on the seasonal cycle of nature, beginning with spring's return of life to the planet. Uses natural history footage, computer animation, and time-lapse sequences to explain universal concepts. Narrated by James Earl Jones.

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Runtime: 33 minutes 46 seconds

Topic: Science
Subtopic: Seasons
Grade/Interest Level: 9 - 12
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Release Year: 1998
Producer/Distributor: Ambrose Video Publishing, Inc
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Groundhog peeking up from hole in the ground with sun behind him so that shadow is visible to him. Caption: if Phil sees his shadow, we get six more weeks of winter.

Illustration of the Earth from space with the equator marked on the globe. Caption: May Day honors the arrival of spring.

Split image of bright sunny day and night sky with equal sign in the middle. Caption: because, at those times, the day is exactly equal to the night.

A tree in the four seasons - spring buds, green summer foliage, orange and yellow autumn leaves, and bare winter branches with snow. Caption: Why do we have seasons?

Illustration of a boy holding a magnifying glass to his eye and looking down with a dog next to him. Caption: And is that a little green?

Glowing ball representing the sun with a globe representing the earth traveling in orbit around it. Examples of the different hemispheres experiencing opposite seasons in the background. Caption: A season is a division of the year

Carton insect with multiple legs and antennae. Caption: Du Iz Tak?

Trees with partially bare branches and yellow and brown leaves. Caption: In fall, the days continue to get shorter.

Illustration of a fox in a forest of autumn colors. Caption: The rich green of the forest was turning to a dusty gold,

Illustration of a fox rolling down a grass and wildflower covered hill. Caption: he tumbled happily down the hill