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On an epic journey that spans the world's oceans in Dominica, the Azores and Sri Lanka, witness the complex culture of the gentle giants. Relying solely on the next generation's ability to learn their intricate ways, family culture and secrets, the sperm whales' future rests upon its youngest members.

While exploring the intertidal zone at a San Diego beach, Professor Trujillo focuses on mussels.

Assistant Curator of Fishes, Tim Downing, talks about how he came to work at Sea World and describes his job.

Professor Trujillo discusses the unique characteristics of summer and winter tides at a San Diego beach.

Professor Trujillo interviews Dr. Michael Latz from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography who gives an overview of the institution's programs and facilities and discusses bioluminescence.

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the U.S. national parks system, beloved oceanographer Sylvia Earle sets out to inspire a new generation to create 'blue parks' to protect the ocean realms. With the help of Nat Geo photographer Brian Skerry, Sylvia and a dedicated group of marine conservationists explore the blue depths and embark on a year-long environmental quest.

The ocean is full of wonders, but creating them has been a bloody battle for over half a billion years, as evermore complex animals fight for survival. They evolved new ways to hunt, overpower and kill and eat each other. And astonishing adaptations to defend themselves, hide and escape detection. Passing those amazing new abilities on to the next generation can be a bruising battle in itself as males fight each other for the right to mate.

While exploring the intertidal zone at a San Diego beach, Professor Trujillo focuses on the brown sea hare.

Veteran broadcaster Armstrong Wedgewood has visited the Antarctic many times and experienced the highs and lows of life on the ice. This film conjures up fond and sometimes painful memories for him; not least the time when he lost a toe during the filming of his landmark series, Empire of the Cod. The penguins allow Armstrong to revisit the toe incident with new eyes. To him, they become symbols for soldiering on in the face of adversity.

While exploring the intertidal zone at a San Diego beach, Professor Trujillo focuses on the wavy turban snail.