Climb aboard a research ship and learn about dolphins, turtles,
plankton and other organisms that call the open seas home.
Dive into the abyss to explore recently discovered underwater
oases. A boat ride or walk along the shore
reveals the distinct ecosystems that exist on...
Climb aboard a research ship and learn about dolphins, turtles,
plankton and other organisms that call the open seas home.
Dive into the abyss to explore recently discovered underwater
oases. A boat ride or walk along the shore
reveals the distinct ecosystems that exist on rocky and sandy
coasts. This comprehensive marine resource includes articles on
the history of oceanography, marine biodiversity, and the unique
plants and animals that inhabit two-thirds of the planet. On each
journey, the oceans come alive with videos, photos, text and
interviews with marine specialists.
Ages 11 up
Benefits
Created under the scientific direction of UNESCO and the
National Museum of Natural History
Interviews with 8 world-renown scientists
16 in-depth articles
450 photos
175 marine fact sheets
100 species profiles
3D animations
45 minutes of videos
Internet links for further study
Requirements
Version
1.0
Platform
Windows 98,
Windows 98 SE,
Windows Millenium,
Windows NT,
Windows 2000,
Windows XP,
Mac OS,
Windows 98/95/ME/XP
Mac OS 7.5.3/8/9/X classic
Reviews
School Library Journal:
"Students climb aboard an ocean research center to learn about
oceanography...A wealth of information in an appealing format, this
would be an excellent tool to supplement any school science
curriculum on oceans."