oceanographers

Discusses the lives and accomplishments of five twentieth-century women who traveled and explored the oceans of the world, some of whom also studied marine life.

Presents a brief biography of the French oceanographer, and explorer Jacques Cousteau, providing information on his childhood, his family life, and his work studying and filming the undersea world.

An introduction to Jacques Cousteau, the world's ambassador to the oceans.

Biography of Jacques Cousteau, who was an underwater explorer, inventor, author, filmmaker and environmentalist. The first to photograph and film underwater life, he traveled around the world in his famous ship "Calypso" with his family and crew to explore shipwrecks and sea creatures. Cousteau introduced the world to the mysteries of the ocean and inspired generations of marine biologists, undersea divers and environmentalists.

Examines the lives and careers of eight scientists and explorers from around the world who championed the world's oceans, including Jacques Cousteau, inventor of scuba equipment, William Beebe, the bathysphere deep-sea diver, and American oceanographer Sylvia Earle.

Marine researcher Melis Nemid uncovers a shocking secret in the deep sea, and soon finds herself running from a savage killer who wants to keep the past buried, forcing Melis to rely on a dangerous man with a mysterious past.

Oceanographer Robert Ballard tells the story of his undersea career.

Surveys the life and accomplishments of the celebrated French oceanographer.

Examines ocean habitats and describes the work of scientists and divers who study them.