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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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one of his many undersea quests. Cousteau proved that there exists an entirely different and fantastic world underneath the ocean and relished the chance to demonstrate his passion to
the entire planet. Cousteau was many things, but his primary gift to the people was that of being "man of the coast" (Anonymous,
1997; ecousteau.html#Biographical). 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. His contagious passion, which was born out of a need to survive, kept viewers entertained time and time again as he introduced the world to underwater sights
they would otherwise never have seen. "Sometimes we are lucky enough to know that our lives have been changed. It happened
to me that summers day when my eyes opened to the world beneath the surface of the sea" (Anonymous, 1997; ecousteau.html#Biographical).
Le Mourillon Bay was the birthing site of Cousteaus love for the sea; this was to be his office and his playground for the
next twenty-four years. Courting the ocean was his pastime and his life; never was a mans love for the underwater creatures more alive and vibrant than when Cousteau was
sharing his findings. But there was a time long before all of the oceanic explorations where he had no attachments at all to the sea.
Cousteau dedicated an early part of his life to war, which he served from Toulons naval base. When peacetime arrived, he continued his pledge by removing
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