Falklands: Flying Devils (2002)
Marooned on a stormy island in the South Atlantic, film-makers Jane Watson and Mark Smith are confronted by the bullies of the bird world. Running amok like a delinquent gang of velociraptors straight out of a Spielberg movie, these birds of prey are caracaras - rare, mischievous and dangerous.
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Marooned on a stormy island in the South Atlantic, film-makers Jane Watson and Mark Smith are confronted by the bullies of the bird world. Running amok like a delinquent gang of velociraptors straight out of a Spielberg movie, these birds of prey are caracaras - rare, mischievous and dangerous.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Eleanor Grant
In Theaters:10/1/2002
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:National Geographic Television, National Geographic Films, National Geographic
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