Jacques-Yves Cousteau "Encyclopedia of the Sea: Ice and Fire / The Flight of the Penguins" ('74 France) "L'Encyclopédie de la Mer 〜Cousteau in the Antarctic Pt. 1 South to Fire and Ice Pt. 2 The Flight of the Penguins" ******************** Explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau, who traveled the world from the 1950s to uncover the threats to the ocean and dedicated his life to the sea as a leading figure in marine conservation. The marine documentary series "Encyclopedia of the Sea" by him and the crew of the Calypso is a series that selects carefully chosen titles from the non-fiction hours produced by Cousteau, which were also broadcast in Japan. Using the latest technology of the time, the series recorded various underwater investigations and approached the mysteries of the sea through Cousteau's own commentary. It is a series that can be said to be the origin and forerunner of the boom of nature documentaries that have appeared one after another since then. This is a DVD containing two episodes that investigated the Antarctic continent. It includes "Ice and Fire" (1974), which investigates the world of ice on the Antarctic continent and the volcanoes that breathe beneath it, and "The Flight of the Penguins" (1974), which follows the adorable 모습 of penguins that live on the Antarctic continent and explores their ecology. In addition to natural investigations and academic content, episodes such as the side faces of the Calypso crew and the hardships of the expedition are sometimes told, which is interesting. The texture of the images at the time also has a different taste from the overly beautiful ones of today, and without being overly beautified, it is a work where you can encounter a rather "simple" surprise, which is wonderful! ******************** Used DVD (sell version). Japanese dubbed. There are no noticeable damages, but there may be some signs of use, such as scratches and minor scratches on the surface of the case. Playback has been confirmed.