| CHILDREN CHATTERING AND LAUGHING |
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| NARRATOR:
A boy comes running up, and he asks: |
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| "What exactly is the ocean? |
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| What is the sea?" |
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| You could hit him with a lot of statistics
and Latin names. |
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| But the answer isn't something
you'll find in a book. |
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| To really know what the ocean is,
you have to see it for yourself. |
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| You have to hear it |
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| and taste it. |
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| You have to feel its power. |
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| To really know the ocean, |
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| you have to live it. |
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| The ocean is vast, |
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| and most of us
only ever experience a small part of it. |
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| One point of view,
like that of a marine iguana |
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| gliding through the water
off the coast of the Galapagos Islands. |
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| Born of a miraculous mixture
of matter and energy, |
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| the ocean is an ancient place. |
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| But it is more than just a place. |
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| In a very real sense, the ocean is alive. |
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| In fact, it was already brimming with life
for billions of years |
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