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13. LA TRAGEDY OF THE RED SALMON: In Alaska, Calypso divers film the migration of red salmon. Five years earlier, the waters of Lake Fraser were artificially repopulated and fertilized eggs of this species were deposited there. The young newborn salmon leave to live in the ocean and five years later return to the place of their birth to reproduce and die. 14. THE SEA OF LOST SHIPS: In the heart of the Pacific, a group of Calypso divers arrive at the volcanic islands of the Micronesian archipelago: the Carolinas. They dive to search for missing ships at the bottom of Lake Truk. This natural port was the transit area of the Japanese fleet during World War II and the place where many of its ships found their last dock.
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Data sheet
- ORIGINAL TITLE
- The Underwater World
- Director
- Jacques Cousteau
- Format
- DVD
- Dubbing
- Spanish English
- Subtitle
- French, Spanish, English
- No. Discs
- 1
- Moral Rating
- Suitable for all ages
- Study
- applehead
- Original language
- French
13. LA TRAGEDY OF THE RED SALMON: In Alaska, Calypso divers film the migration of red salmon. Five years earlier, the waters of Lake Fraser were artificially repopulated and fertilized eggs of this species were deposited there. The young newborn salmon leave to live in the ocean and five years later return to the place of their birth to reproduce and die. 14. THE SEA OF LOST SHIPS: In the heart of the Pacific, a group of Calypso divers arrive at the volcanic islands of the Micronesian archipelago: the Carolinas. They dive to search for missing ships at the bottom of Lake Truk. This natural port was the transit area of the Japanese fleet during World War II and the place where many of its ships found their last dock.