Jaques Cousteau

Jacques Cousteau was a pioneering French marine explorer, filmmaker, and conservationist who revolutionized our understanding of underwater life. He co-developed the Aqua-Lung, an early scuba diving apparatus, enabling people to breathe underwater and explore marine environments more freely. Through his documentaries and research, Cousteau raised awareness about ocean ecosystems and environmental issues, inspiring global efforts to protect the seas. His work combined adventure, scientific discovery, and advocacy, making him a key figure in oceanography and environmental conservation.