Dolphins and Whales Tribes of the Ocean 3D

Dolphins and Whales Tribes of the Ocean 3D presented by Jean-Michel Cousteau and narrated by Daryl Hanna, it was an extensive 3 years of production that began in June 2004 and consisted of 600 hours underwater filming to capture the images of the cast. This film was recorded at some of the remotest places on earth.


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For Parents and Teachers,... Download a 48 page Educator's Guide at: http://www.dolphinsandwhales3d.com/education/d&w3d-educatorsguide.pdf
If you want to learn how to protect cetaceans,... Please visit: http://www.dolphinsandwhales3d.com/education


About Jean-Michel Cousteau,...
Jean-Michel Cousteau (born 1938) is the son of Jacques Cousteau, he is a French explorer, environmentalist, educator and underwater film producer.  He started diving with his father in 1945 at the age of 8 wearing the newly invented SCUBA gear called "Aqualung" (the first open-circuit free-swimming underwater breathing set).  Since that day he has been exploring the ocean's realms around the world, producing over 80 films and even received many honors including receiving  the Emmy and the Peabody Award.  He also went on to become a syndicated columnist  for the Los Angles Times where his writing's appeared in more than 60 newspapers. 


He founded the Ocean Futures Society in 1999, a marine conservation and education organization and continues to reach millions through his adventure programs, tv specials, public service awareness, books and lectures.  In-fact back in 2006, Jean-Michel's initiative to advocate for the protection of the Northwest Hawaiian Islands got him an invite to the White House to view his documentary, "Voyage to Kure."  George W. Bush was so moved, he declared the Papahanaumokuakea Marine Nation Monument one of the largest Marine Protected Areas,.. In the world !!!! 


Link worth checking out,...
Jean-Michel Cousteau Ocean Futures Society- They are a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization that explores our global oceans, and educating people throughout the world, celebrating the ocean's importance to the survival of all life here on our planet.
http://www.oceanftures.org/