Movie Gallery: Océans

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An odd kettle of fish from Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzard's marine documentary

by Sheila JohnstonMonday, 01 February 2010

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1. Aurelia jellyfish

2. Green turtle

3. Ball of mackerel

4. The co-directors of Océans, Jacques Cluzaud (left) and Jacques Perrin

5. Bottle-nosed dolphin

6. Adelie penguin

7. Walruses

8. California sea lion

9. Weddell seals

10. Golden jellyfish

11. Shoal of fish

12. Filming underwater

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