Hey, I had that book! Think I still do.

Also, saw a live taping of Arsenio Hall once. Woot!

Darn, that wasn't the outcome I expected.

Totally PTSD! Did they really say, "The man got shooted!" or was that my imagination?

Just the other day I saw a bobcat in the back of a truck like that and wondered how it go there. Perhaps they used this method.

"We're the only species on the planet that consumes..." should be changed to include "regularly". There are numerous cases of different species nursing off of other lactating animals, though I'm not sure if this happens without human intervention. Also, there are ants who tend and protect aphids so that they can harvest their secretions. Mmmmm.... secretions.

Who knew Alan Alda could sing? Actually, they had us watch this a few times in early elementary school (mid to late 70s) and I had the album.

Love the guy's reaction when it goes through the glass door(s). Reminds me of Buddy Hackett.

Third frame from the end, what the heck knocked that last pin down?

I liked that they set the machines not to reset after the strike so you could see the aftermath.

Yes! Space Food Sticks! I used to eat those things all of the time as a kid, but nobody else ever even heard of them.

Oooh, thanks for finding this one! It ain't bad!

Yeah, congraDs on doing gooder.

I've seen a lot of photos from the beach at the end of the runway with planes flying low overhead.

It's interesting while watching this video, that after the plane lands, it stays on the runway so long. Looking at aerial photos of the airport, it looks like the plane has to travel back down at least half of the runway to get to the terminal. In busy airports, the planes are usually off of the runway as soon as they have slowed enough to do so to clear the way for incoming planes.

Damn, really? I searched and was surprised that I couldn't find it. Figured it'd be here somewhere for sure.

There you go. Vintage too, eh?

I remembered about 75% of the animation, but didn't recognize the music at all.