Deep Dive: Garden, Zoological (2019)
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In 'Garden, Zoological', the film presents the efforts of zoo keepers in South Korea who care for animals that cannot survive in the wild. These animals have lost critical survival skills and face difficulties in adapting back to their natural habitats. The documentary focuses on the commitment of the staff to rehabilitate these creatures with the goal of releasing them into the wild.
The film addresses the balance between conservation and animal care, emphasizing the importance of a safe environment for these animals. It shows the dedication of the zoo staff as they work to prepare the animals for potential release, highlighting the realities of animal rehabilitation in a controlled setting.
Why Watch
- •Meet dedicated zoo keepers in South Korea.
- •Find out how animals are rehabilitated for release.
- •See the balance between conservation and animal care.
Did You Know
•The documentary was directed by Wang Min-cheol.
•It has a runtime of 98 minutes.
•The film was produced in South Korea in 2019.
•The primary language of the film is Korean.
Perfect For
Animal rehabilitationZoo managementConservation efforts