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fellow Wikipedians, I have just modified one external link on Jacques Cousteau Island. Please take a moment to review my edit. If you have any questions...

all. Cousteau was born in Saint André de Cubzac, France to Daniel and Elizabeth Cousteau on June 11, 1910 and died in Paris, France. or Jacques-Yves Cousteau...

deaths occurred in the early 1900s; Antikythera mechanism says that Jacques Cousteau himself explored the wreck in 1978, and implies that his dives were...

suggests respectfully scientific observation, e.g. Charles Darwin, Jacques Cousteau, Robert Ballard, etc. While I wouldn't suggest removing Magellan from...

Thought that might have been some of my editing at first (I added the Jacques Cousteau content from his "Blue Holes" book), but the first mention of Philippe...

serving as a First World War hospital ship. The wreck was discovered by Jacques Cousteau, the French underwater explorer, in 1975 but, at a depth of about 304ft...

org/wiki/Bild:PBYCatalina-byAndreasHarz.jpg --Mkrefft (de) The oceanographer Jacques Cousteau used a Catalina in his exploration work. It was called the Calypso...

new section on this on the discussion page. Regarding the ubiquitous Jacques Cousteau quote on the whitecoat hunt, I'd like to put forward a counter-quote...

nice to have an explanation of how the three notable people listed, Jacques Cousteau, Sylvia Earle, Steve Irwin, contributed to marine conservation activism...

Johan G. Reinhard and Ponce Sanginés and professional divers, i.e. Jacques Cousteau, have extensively explored large parts, including the area in which...

found and will be using to update part of this page! Bibliography Cousteau, Jacques, and Philippe Diole. Three adventures: Galapagos, Titicaca, the Blue...

every case) shown with the AC or whatever after their name (examples: Jacques Cousteau, Jill Ker Conway, Nelson Mandela, Kiri Te Kanawa, and various of the...

I seem to recall a reference to the taste of whale milk in one of Jacques Cousteau's books. The high fat content made it unpalatable. Oh, the random things...

orcas paid no attention to the people. In a tv documentary, Capt. Jacques-Yves Cousteau, and some other people, were scuba diving underwater; some orcas...

because it is impossible to stage? One can assume that someone like Jacques Cousteau, David Attenborough, or Steve Irwin, among others, demonstrated or...

the view above the water. I believe the first time I heard it was on Jacques Cousteau.) Zaereth (talk) 22:07, 7 January 2015 (UTC) I wonder if there is not...

serving as a First World War hospital ship. The wreck was discovered by Jacques Cousteau, the French underwater explorer, in 1975 but, at a depth of about 304ft...

apparatus") was invented in the 1940s, and perfected in the 60s by Jacque Cousteau. Oops! I also noticed this apparent anachronism, but it appears to...

opinion, to be sure, but I'm hardly alone in that), a/k/a FoX) or Jacques Cousteau documentary fit? Even if they are "edutainment", they: 1. are not made...

submarine, I archetypically imagine a u-boat or a batyschaphe like Jacques-Yves Cousteau's but not this kind of craft. Nine language versions of Wikimedia...