Muley""s son: All right, where""s the bank?Agent: Tulsa.What""s the use of pickin"" on him? He ain""t nothin"" but the manager.And he""s half-crazy hisself tryin"" to keep up with his orders from the East.Muley: Then who do we shoot?Agent: Brother, I don""t know.If I did, I""d tell ya.I just don""t know who""s to blame.Muley: I""m right here to tell you, mister, there ain""t nobody gonna push me off my land! My grandpaw took up this land seventy years ago.With Ross"" hand-scribbled notes, Bourne learned the identity of Ross"" source, Neal Daniels, and trailed him to his Madrid office location.He""s talking about the Nazca Lines...Geoglyphs.Giant ancient drawings carved into the desert floor in Peru...From the sky, only the gods can read them because only gods live up there.Oxley""s telling us the skull is in Nazca, Peru." The two flew to Peru from New York, where they learned that Oxley had been locked up in the local sanitarium for being "obsessed, deranged.]The stylistic film, shot in only thirty-six days - an adult story with children as major characters, was extremely unusual and unpopular for its time for other reasons.Jumbo.Bambi""sthematic subject matter and tone became the basis for Disney""s later series of 14 short-documentary nature films known asTrue-Life Adventures, from 1948-1960 (the best known titles wereThe Living Desert (1953), The Vanishing Prairie (1954)andWhite Wilderness (1958)).