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Calyso is the name of Commander Cousteau's legendary vessel based on Greek mythology. Daughter of Atlas, the nymph Calypso is said to have detained Odysseus for seven years on her island. One thing for sure, our own oceanographer would have had some difficulty capturing anything other than jellyfish and a couple of dumb groupers even if he had offered them immortality!

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