A program of the Lawrence Hall of Science that seeks to increase ocean literacy through informal and formal education initiatives
Marine Activities, Resources & Education

Dolphins, the Wild Side

Filmed out in the open, this dramatic documentary reveals the wild side of these mammals, known for their grace and boundless energy. Incredible photographs of dolphins coordinating a ruthless attack on a massive school of fish. Watch an orca, the largest member of the dolphin family, travel at the incredible water speed of 30 miles per hour in pursuit of prey. Sixty minutes of action for ages 8-adult. #V-9201. $19.95. Please note: We have a limited supply remaining of this title.

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Dolphins IMAX

Travel with the IMAX team to the windswept waters of Argentina where duskies, the most acrobatic of all dolphins, work together in a beautifully choreographed hunt for food. Brimming with details about the complex lives of these fascinating mammals, this adventure film takes you to the very heart of the world of dolphins. Breathtaking cinematography documents fascinating behaviors, many presented for the first time on film. 89 minutes. Ages 8-adult. #DVD-12183. $19.95.

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Marine Careers

Describes opportunities in marine transportation, science, technology, recreation and tourism, uniformed services, environmental management, and commercial fishing. Grades 7 to adult. 18 min. $15 Available from University of Delaware SeaGrant at http://www.ocean.udel.edu/seagrant/education/careers.html

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Fish, Shellfish and Other Underwater Life

A great way for kids to learn about Marine Life in an easy to understand question and answer format. Good for ages 6-13. This video is available in SPANISH! (English version also avalaible from Bennnett Video)

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Ancient Sea Turtles: The Last Voyage?

This video is an eloquent plea for the protection of sea turtles. This video provides an overview of the extraordinary natural history of the sea turtles and the major threats to these giant endangered reptiles. "The science of the sea turtle is fascinating... a nice feature is the 'what you can do' section at the end"

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Song of the Salish Sea (produced in conjunction with People For Puget Sound)

The Salish Sea consists of Puget Sound, the Strait of Georgia and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The “Song of the Salish Sea" video examines the fragile habitats that make up this large inland sea and its watershed. Many extras. DVD only - $29.95. American Library Association "2007 Notable Children's Video"

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Alaska's Whales & Wildlife

A video tour of the natural world of whales, grizzly bears, eagles, otters and more. Travel on a unique journey through lesser known parts of Southeast Alaska. Experience the glory of Glacier Bay. Marvel at the behavior of such marine mammals as the killer whale, humpback, and friendly schools of porpoise.

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Aliens of the Sea

Explores some of the most beautiful and dramatic creatures found in the sea, from the gliding manta rays of the open ocean to graceful sea dragons and sea lions. Using new, advanced lighting techniques, the colors of the underwater creatures in this video are absolutely dazzling. Ages 8-adult. 50 minutes. #DVD-12192. $19.95.

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Don't Blink Now

Presents real-time and slow-motion images of some rarely seen events under the ocean.

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Double Dolphin

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