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Love the atmosphere in these series. Serlings distinct american naration, against Cousteau's very french. The curious music. Stuff of many boys childhood in the early 70's, and it's pure nostalgia and I love it as much now, as I did back then. Thanks for posting this!!!

11:02 That being the case, they should have gone up as a buddy pair at that point to possibly air share. After that in any case there should have been a buddy assisted ascent to prevent exactly what happened😢 The lobsters should have been dumped as well as part of the emergency 😮

31:00 Possibly The grand equivalent of crushing a sea urchin & watching the fish arrive to eat 😮

The motherload of material for the Steve Zissou film 😂 "My favourite food......sardines...."

100 meters on air, no computer, overstressed tanks, no boyancy aid, surely his balls weigh him down enough, no need for concrete 😮

This is so amazing! Pioneers of the sea.

thank you

Did you have any problems flying into Curacao with pole spear?

still great, thank you for posting. I remember he always closed with a grave voice warning us about what could happen ... and sadly we did not listen.

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Someone is down there shooting this

That Monaco oceanographic Museum is not the original intention of that building if I’ve ever seen an old world ancient civilization Tartarian style building that’s it! This is not what we think it is

I wonder where all the booze went ?

I'm so happy to be able to revisit the men of the calypso. John denvers song was so beautiful!!❤

this was incredible! the world was was so different back then.

I like the work uniform.

And the guys from divetalk think they dived 😂

Remember seeing this years ago when I was a kid back in the early 70s. Bought back a lot of good memories! Can't beat Rod Serling as a narrator! Great documentary, great series!

This series was erroneous with these creatures, they were misunderstood first Cuban then Mexican migration. But, they got mistreated while the team declared animal & sea animal rights. Perhaps I am wrong but these animals are mother earth's profit in evolution. One only haves to stop and think about their nature not destroy them, just by watching them puts a smile on your face.Salomoni v. Venturella, 2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 118285, 2017 WL 3197217

I’m tripping balls right now

Hey Crystal River......Why do you call "Sam's Spring" ...Three Sisters Spring?

Is it true that Jacques Casteau invented oceanography as we now know it ........😊

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This might seem odd, yet I want to credit the musicians playing the soundtrack . Very impressed by the bass clarinet, oboe and the superb flutist who captured in sound movements of fluttering bird wings. --Now about those 1 billion toads ! What year was this doc produced ? I will look it up but the results of the autopsy pique my curiosity as do the reasons for the fish die-off . Fantastic post . Harold Edgerton I know from his hi-speed photography where he captured a bullet in flight piercing an object in his lab . It truly revolutionized and elevated this tool of science to another level. I once owned equipment used during this period of diving and gave it away recently. Thanks for this adventure !!!

All the bath toys together amongst the kelp forest for a photoshoot! Its little wonder Jacques won 3 Oscars. Genious

Tom Lamb from the Pas Manitoba exported Beavers to South America years ago.

The sea lions disabling the mola mola { I call them ocean sunfish } seems very cruel yet people are happy to see fish still alive a little in the fish market on ice

Thank you guys so much for putting all the Cousteau shows up. Love them all!

His son died flying the seaplane in the opening

Rod Serling narrating 🤔

A garden hose. Only in Corsica lolz

During an upgrade and maintenance, the Calipso installed a 200 liter stainless steel tank for wine

The plastic hippo = unintentionally hilarious

The underwater photography is exceptional considering it was shot over 50 years ago

The real treasure were the friends we made along the way.

POOR SUB PILOT WILL BE TO DRUNK TO PILOT THE SUB😂

Turns out the paint that these monsters marked the penguins with was made with lead and irradiated. All the markee penguins went on to die within 1 year

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Keep in mind, fish is a relative term, especially in ancient times, where the common man didn't know our terms of today. we cannot look at things from our standpoint, but we must look at them from their point of view. Fish might mean a true fish of great size, or it might mean a whale. That fact wasn't the important part, the fact that it did happen, why it happened, who caused it, and the purpose of it, and its results is the important parts of the account. God prepared a great fish. it may be a fish species no longer in existence. It was a small player in a bigger action, to warn a people. It taught a man, he cannot run from God, nor thwart God's purposes.

My hero. Mr. Cousteau.

My childhood hero ! I remember this series in TV broadcasting. Now i dive also and explore underwater world, and i am glad i had this as my inspiration.

The Austrian Hans Hass made the first underwater film, in the Antilles in 1940, and made several more before Cousteau. The Silent World by Cousteau-Malle was the first french underwater film, 16 years later.

No se puede juzgar algo de 1956 con los criterios de hoy, eran otros tiempos, no existia la percepción actual. Cousteau (no sólo él) consideró que era útil grabar escenas que hoy serían hoy mal vistas incluso inadamisibles. En aquella época Cousteau, y muchos otros buceadores (todos) pescaban y mataban criaturas marinas por placer, pero años mas tarde dejó de hacerlo, tomó conciencia, y se convirtio el mayor defensor mundial de la preservación de los mares y sus criaturas y en el ecologista mas conocido, logrando más que nadie (concienciar a la opinión pública y lideres mundiales, tratado internacional de protección de la Antartatida hasta 2048, etc)

Esta pelicula-documental tiene varios pasajes vistos hoy como repulsivos: uso de dinamita en un arrecife de coral para contar peces muertos, la muerte de un bebe cachalote con la hélice del barco (accidental, pero tambien por imprudencia del barco), o la siguiente matanza a martillazos y arponazos de varios tiburones atraidos por su sangre. Pero como prueba de lo distinta que era la situación y percepción en 1956 respecto a los criterios de hoy, el documental no solo no fue repudiado entonces, sino que ganó el primer premio en el festival de Cannes de 1956, la Palma de Oro, es decir fue el mejor valorado por público y crítica.

I am so happy to see that this series has been posted on RUclips. At one point in the past I looked into purchasing the series if it was available. I do own the DVD of "The World Without Sun." I was 12 years old when the first episode aired in 1966 and was inspired to eventually learn scuba diving and then major in marine biology in college. The latter was a mistake as I gave no thought to how I would earn a living and I eventually changed majors. I believe I read most, if not all, of the books written around the series as well. I subscribed to the book series at the time. I can say, though, that Jacques Cousteau and his TV and book series changed the course of my life for sure. I'm looking forward to this trip down memory lane as I watch each and every episode.

The narrator - is it rod Serling from the twilight zone ?

Thank you for posting this whole collection - great memories of watching this as a kid 🥹