Jacques Cousteau's Life And Accomplishments

Jacques Cousteau Filmmaker, Military Leader, Scientist, Photographer, Inventor, Explorer. Jacques loved what he did and he cherished the moments that he had doing all the things he loved went around the world sharing the moments that he had and fascinating experience amazing people. When Jacques was young he didn’t do well in school by the age of 13 he went to boarding school in 1933 Jacques was in a car accident nearly took his life. He took up daily swimming in the Mediterranean Sea. One of his friends named Philippe Tailliez gave him a pair of swimming goggles and he started to look at the deep sea that’s where it all began.
In time he invented an underwater breathing machine so you can stay down there for a long period of time Jacques was the Development of
in 1953 he made another book the silent world which won an award winning film the success and making it so he can go on to other expeditions. during the decade he made more expeditions which brought on more attention to other people with mystery’s and attractions to the underwater world. in 1966 Jacques made his first hour long special named the world of Jacques-Yves Cousteau on the ABC television network where he talked about the underwater caves and explorations.
Jacques was born in a village named Saint-Andre-De-Cubzac in southwestern France he had stomach problems and anemia as a young kid. at age 4 he had an interest in his fascination with water. As he got older he showed a curiosity for mechanical objects and purchase a movie camera and took it apart to see how to worked and functioned. In 1943 he started a French navy undersea research group he liked to go to the calypso sea. What I am trying to get crossed is that Jacques-Yves Cousteau was a very fascinating person that did a lot of cool things in life and changed the world with underwater