A litter of young raccoons grows from birth to adulthood over one summer on Jekyll Island, Georgia, demonstrating their adaptability and intelligence.
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A litter of young raccoons grows from birth to adulthood over one summer on Jekyll Island, Georgia, demonstrating their adaptability and intelligence.
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Synopsis
On Jekyll Island, Georgia, a litter of young raccoons begins their life cycle during a summer filled with challenges. Directed by Edmond Carrère, "The Raccoon; The King of Survivalism" follows these animals as they grow from birth to adulthood. The film captures their omnivorous diet and curious behavior, illustrating how raccoons adapt to both wild and urban settings. As they face threats from humans and their environment, these creatures demonstrate their unique survival skills in a rapidly changing world.
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Why Watch
- Meet raccoons in their natural habitat on Jekyll Island.
- Find out how raccoons adapt to urban living.
- See their unique survival skills in action.
Did You Know
- The film is set on Jekyll Island, Georgia.
- It features a litter of young raccoons growing from birth to adulthood.
- The documentary has a runtime of 51 minutes.
- Raccoons are shown to thrive in both wild and urban environments.
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Where was 'The Raccoon; The King of Survivalism' filmed?
The documentary was filmed on Jekyll Island, Georgia.
What is the duration of the documentary 'The Raccoon; The King of Survivalism'?
The duration of the documentary is 51 minutes.
Who directed 'The Raccoon; The King of Survivalism'?
The documentary was directed by Edmond Carrère.
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