Galápagos -- Titicaca -- The Blue Holes

On the site of Charles Darwin's greatest discoveries, the Galapagos archipelago, Jacques Cousteau and the crew of the Calypso probe the secrets of the marine iguana, a giant lizard capable of producing a Zen-like state of suspended animation at will, completely stopping its heart. Then it's on to lake Titicaca, high in the Andes, where the team searches the world's highest body of water for a fabled Inca treasure. Finally, the exotic, incredibly beautiful Blue Holes of British Honduras and their coral reefs are visited by Calypso.

Published by A & W Visual library, 1973. 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.

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