The Hydronauts

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The Hydronauts (German: Die Hydronauten) is a German-French-Finnish television series. It is a production of Milimages (France), Toons'n'tales (Germany), and Epidem Zot (Finland) for France 5, Kika, and NDR. The show's main curriculum is about animal facts, science, and discoveries of the sea.