102 color photographs and 140 black and white.

World Without Sun.

Cousteau, Jacques

Harper&Row

Shows sponges, coral, angelfish, wrasses, scorpionfish, moray eels, anemone, crabs, flounders, puffer fish, and sea fans

Marine Life of the Caribbean

Science & Math

Cribb, James

Suchanek, Thomas H.

Biological Sciences

Independent Pub Group

Oasis In Space (The Ocean World Of Jacques Cousteau Volume 1) (His The ocean world of Jacques Cousteau)

Angus and Robertson

PHARAOHS OF THE SEA (OCEAN WORLD S.)

Nature & Ecology

Angus Roberton

Islands at the edge: Preserving the Queen Charlotte Islands wilderness

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Islands Protection Society

Canning & Preserving

University of Washington

A double narrative of adventure at sea, told by the world's great explorer of the ocean's mysteries. Jacque-Yves Cousteau (1910-1997) describes his own expedition to the famous Silver Bank, a coral reef in the Caribbean, where the crew of the Calypso searched a centuries-old shipwreck for the secrets of its past and the fortune in silver and gold it might still contain. Persistence, and the latest techniques in marine archaeology enabled them to unearth the ship's remnants, almost completely concealed by the myriad life forms of tropical waters. Into the account of these discoveries, Cousteau weaves the tales of men whose traces he is following: the pirates, privateers and royal admirals who sailed the Spanish Main, depending on greed, bravado, courage and charisma to bring them success. Here is all the fascination of these dual quests, captured in the absorbing text and magnificent photographs of a book rich in the excitement of discovery and the lore of a uniquely colorful chapter in the history of seamanship. Philippe Victor Diolé (1908 - 1977) was a French author and undersea explorer. With Jacques-Yves Cousteau he co-authored 7 of the 8-volume series The Undersea Discoveries of Jacques-Yves Cousteau (1970-1975) and co-authored The Whale (1987), which was released posthumously.

Diving for Sunken Treasure (The Undersea Discoveries of Jacques-Yves Cousteau)

DOUBLEDAY

The Silent World

Dumas, Frédéric

Earth Sciences

Ballantine

Before becoming the man who introduced us to the wonders of the sea through his beloved television series, Jacques Cousteau was better known as an engineer and the inventor of scuba. He chronicled his early days of underwater adventure in The Silent World—a memoir that was an instant, international bestseller upon its publication in 1954. Now, National Geographic presents a 50th anniversary edition of this remarkable book, allowing readers to once again travel under the sea with Cousteau during the turbulent days of World War II.

The Silent World: The International Bestseller by the Father of Underwater Exploration (National Geographic Adventure Classics)

Biographies & Memoirs

Professionals & Academics

National Geographic

Book by Parmeley, June, Cousteau, Jacques

The Ocean World of Jacques Cousteau, Vol. 6: Attack and Defense

Parmeley, June

Children's Books

The Danbury Press

Instinct and Intelligence, Volume Eight in Jacques Cousteau's The Ocean World by Jacques Cousteau, details with engaging text and exciting photographs, the differences between ocean life and why they respond to their environment.

Instinct and Intelligence

Harry N. Abrams

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