Maureen Cavanaugh: I once asked one of my teachers what was the strangest animal she'd ever seen and she answered "anything that lives under the sea." The world's oceans are filled with amazing creatures, fish that resemble flowers or rocks. Creatures colored pink, blue, orange and even small leafy sea dragons.
A new IMAX film playing in San Diego brings us the underwater world with a clarity and scope, rarely seen, even by divers. And there's a message behind all this underwater beauty, it's that the environment that supports and sustains the ocean is changing, and that change threatens the creatures that live under the sea.
The new film "Under the Sea" is playing at the Reuben H. Fleet's IMAX Dome Theater in Balboa Park.
Guests
Howard Hall, underwater filmmaker and director of the new IMAX film "Under the Sea."
Michele Hall, producer of "Under the Sea."
