Jacques-Yves Cousteau

Abstract: 8 pages in length. A true pioneer of underwater beauty and freedom, Jacques-Yves Cousteau represented adventure and discovery to a worldwide audience. His contributions to mankind were grand and far-reaching, whether it was his invention of the aqua lung or merely one of his many underwater sea quests. His unwavering devotion to the sanctity of the sea was apparent in his works, the way he spoke of its magic and in how he lived his everyday life. The writer discusses his ultimate mission, as well as the passions that propelled the French explorer to dedicate his life to the sea. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

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