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Jacques-Yves Cousteau. The most famous aphorisms

The shark is the only marine creature that has everything to cripple and even kill me - both strength, and means, and motives.
There is no place for death in the ocean - life will always reign there.
If the ocean dies, man will not survive.
It's time to put an end to the romantic era, the era of the "secrets of the sea." There are no more secrets, only problems that need to be solved.
From the moment of his birth, a person carries on his shoulders the burden of gravity. He is chained to the ground. But as soon as a person dives under the water, he gains freedom.

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