Jacques-Yves Cousteau, & Philippe Diole

Of the many creatures who inhabit the sea, the dolphin has proved to be among the most fascinating and mysteifying to man. In Dolphins, join Captain Jacques-Yves Cousteau and the crew of the Calypso, for an intriguing look into their twenty-five years of encountering, following and observing dolphins in the open seas. With its playfulness, intelligence and uncanny goodwill toward human beings, the dolphin has made many an exciting adventure for Cousteau and his crew, and you'll read about them here, accompanied, as always, by the superb color photographs that are a Cousteau trademark..

Published by A & W Visual library, 1971. This soft cover book is about 7 x 9 inches, with 302 pages.

It is ex-library, with a pocket inside the back cover. The corners are slightly worn. There is a crease along the back of the spine. Otherwise in very good condition.

Under 2 lb. May be shipped Media (10 – 16 days) or Priority (3 – 4 days).