The Living Edens - Kakadu

On a peaceful Australian billabong the bone-shattering sound of skulls smacked together presages the crocodile breeding season. The male crocodiles of Kakadu - the most dangerous in the world - are at their most aggressive, fighting for territory and mating rights.

"The Living Edens - Kakadu" follows a year in the lives of these fascinating creatures. Fellow inhabitants 'of this Antipodean Eden include fish which spit to disable their prey, birds which mate - not in pairs, but in threesomes, and boxing kangaroos.

From its ancient sandstone escarpments, plunging waterfalls, vast flooded landscapes to parched, cracked earth and stunning electrical storms, Kakadu is a televisual treat. From the award-winning international "Living Edens" series.

Producers: Rory McGuinness and Rebecca Scott
Cinematography: Rory McGuiness
Narrated by: Peter Coyote
Written by: Paula Deats
Editor: David Luffman
Executive Producer: Dione Gilmour
Produced by the ABC Natural History Unit for ABC/Kane in association with Trebitsch Productions International GmbH and PBS.
Executive Producer ABC/Kane: Alex Gregory
1998 Australian Broadcasting Corporation/Kane International, Inc.

This recording is intended for historical preservation. Copyright is held by their respective owners.
Analogue to digital conversion is a time consuming process as it must be done in real time monitoring the video tracking and audio levels with a mixing console.

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