| Price: | $19.95 | | | | | Grades: | 6 to Adults | | | | | Runtime: | 135 minutes | | | | | Item #: | W3209 | | | | | Availability: | Usually ships in 2-6 weeks | | | | | Format: | DVD | | | | | Closed-Captioning: | Yes |
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PRODUCT SUMMARY
This National Geographic program investigates the mass extinction of three of the most powerful predators: sabertooth cats, dire wolf packs and short-faced bears. More than 10,000 years ago, these giants preyed on the other animals of the Ice Age and competed against each other to survive. However, changes in geologic time drove these animals to extinction. Using animation and CGI effects, this program examines the reasons why the mass extinction occurred.
