Jacques Cousteau: Rediscover the World | New Zealand, Tahiti, Cuba, & Cape Horn
8.2
1986
Documentary
Oceanographer Jacques-Yves Cousteau and the Calypso set sail to research far-off cultures and species of aquatic fauna and flora in another of the explorer's nature series, mainly in the Pacific Ocean and in the West Indies.
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Episode 22 : Andaman: Invisible Islands
October. 17,1986
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Episode 21 : Borneo: Forests without Land
October. 10,1986
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Episode 20 : Thailand: Convicts of the Sea
October. 03,1986
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Episode 19 : Papua New Guinea: Center of Fire
September. 26,1986
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Episode 18 : Papua New Guinea: River of Crocodile Men
September. 19,1986
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Episode 17 : Papua New Guinea: Into the Time Machine
September. 12,1986
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Episode 16 : Borneo: The Ghost of the Sea Turtle
September. 05,1986
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Episode 15 : Australia: The Last Barrier
August. 29,1986
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Episode 14 : New Zealand: The Smoldering Sea
August. 22,1986
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Episode 13 : Bering Sea: Twilight of the Alaskan Hunter
August. 15,1986
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Episode 12 : Cocos island: Sharks of Treasure Island
August. 08,1986
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Episode 10 : New Zealand III: The Surrounding Sea
July. 25,1986
New Zealand, an island of three climates, sub-Antartic, temperate and sub-tropical. An island of fire, ice and earthquake. Captain Cousteau and team journey to New Zealnd's furthermost points: White Island with its still alive volcano: North Cape where the Cousteau divers discover a harmonious ecosystem: Fjoriand where, by helicopter, the team follows the beautiful deer.
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Episode 9 : New Zealand II: The Heron of the Single Flight
July. 18,1986
Captain Cousteau recognizes and discusses the problem of fishing around the coast of New Zealand. The Calypso divers meet the endangered elephant fish and film families of sea-lions. The Cousteau team also takes an interest in the plight of the first inhabitants of New Zealand - the Maori.
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Episode 8 : New Zealand I: The Rose and the Dragon
July. 11,1986
Captain Cousteau and his team rediscover New Zealand. The Calypso travels around its coastline whilst a land team crosses more than 42,000 kilometres of countyside. New Zealand extends from the sub-tropical zone to the sub Antartic and, therefore, has an immensely varied fauna and flora. The team discover amongst the wonders of New Zealand: the Argonaut, the kiwi, black coral, and the giant moa.
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Episode 6 : Channel Islands I: Waters of Contention
June. 27,1986
The Channel Islands lie a few hours from the coast of California. Islands that have remained almost unchanged from prehistoric times due to the rocky coastlines and the violent sea. Divers from the Alcyone discover grey whales, carnivorous sea-otters, angel sharks, langouste, and lamp-fish. A rich and fertile sea life now threatened by commercial and sporting fishermen.
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Episode 5 : Marquesas islands: Mountains from the Sea
June. 20,1986
The Cousteau team on board the Calyspo set sail for the South Pasific and the Marquseas Islands. Once hearty and independent, the people suffered death and destruction under the Spaniards and the Missionaries. Today, these fiercely proud people remain linked to the ancient rituals and customs of the past. The Cousteau cameras capture the beauty of the Marquesas from the highest waterfall in the Southern Hemisphere to mountain streams teeming with blue tropical fish.
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Episode 4 : Sea of Cortez: Legacy of Cortez
June. 13,1986
Captain Cousteau and the crew of the Alcyone head northward from Cape Horn to investigate Mexico's fabled Sea of Cortez. The youngest and deepest of all the world's ocean gulfs; the seas is risch with marine creatures - birds and sea lions, fish and mammals. The Cousteau team compile the first complete record of the feeding behaviour of the elusive finback whale, the mating of the mama rays and spawning rites of the grunion.
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Episode 3 : Cape Horn: Waters of the Wind
June. 06,1986
Alcyone's debut and its first major test as a research and diving platform sharing duties with the Calypso. Alcyone and her team challenge the seas of Cape Horn, widely thought to be the most dangerous ocean passage in the world. The team film huge glactiers, giant crabs, huge albatrosses and tiny penguins. Alcyone herself nearly joins the victims of The Horn when she strikes a hidden rock.
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Episode 2 : Cuba: Waters of Destiny
May. 30,1986
The Cousteau team discover in the waters around Cuba a richness that divers have not seen in any other part of the Caribbean Sea for at least twenty years. The team film the strange vertical position of the shark whale whilst feeding. Captain Cousteau also discovers in President Fidel Castro a common love of the sea.
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