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Edith Widder: Wie wir den Riesenkalmar fanden

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Die Menschheit hat den Riesenkalmar (Architeuthis) gesucht, seitdem wir erste Bilder unter Wasser gemacht haben. Aber der scheue Tiefseeräuber konnte nie auf Film festgehalten werden. Ozeanographin und Erfinderin Edith Widder teilt die wichtige Erkenntnis – und die Teamarbeit – die dabei halfen, den Kalmar zum ersten Mal auf Film festzuhalten.

Edith Widder combines her expertise in research and technological innovation with a commitment to stopping and reversing the degradation of our marine environment. Full bio »

Translated into German by Judith Matz
Reviewed by Barbara Mauchle
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