OceanXplorers: Season 1

2024

Created by Brian Catalina
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6 episodes
Adventure
Documentary

BBC series telling the stories of adventurous explorers, scientists and filmmakers with never-before-used technology as they embark on their mission,... More

BBC series telling the stories of adventurous explorers, scientists and filmmakers with never-before-used technology as they embark on their mission, tackling challenges that arise from seeking to solve some of the ocean’s greatest outstanding mysteries.

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Where to watch OceanXplorers: Season 1

OceanXplorers: Season 1 is available to stream in Australia now... More on Disney+.

OceanXplorers: Season 1 episodes

Realm of the Humpbacks

The team travels to the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean... More to reveal the greatest secrets in the lives of the North Atlantic humpback whale; they witness a mother defend her calf in the ultimate ocean battle with a pack of orcas.

Giants of the Deep

In the Azores, the team follows the elusive sperm whales... More to their hunting grounds a mile beneath the surface, where they discover the secret lives of these deep-diving whales.

Jurassic Shark

The team is in the Azores to tag the sixgill... More shark and learn more about its nightly patterns hunting for food in the abyss; the team tags and retrieves valuable data, uncovering why this shark undertakes its epic journey from the depths at night.

Hammerhead Highway

The team is in the crystal-clear waters of Bimini in... More the Bahamas to witness the incredible journey of the great hammerhead shark; as the team follows the shark's migration, they discover the secrets of how these animals navigate the vast ocean.

Kingdom of the Polar Bear

The team's mission is to figure out if Svalbard's polar... More bears are adapting to their environment; they face this giant of the Arctic Ocean and scale a glacier to learn how much time is left for one of the most critical habitats for polar bears.

Ice Giants

Learning how a population of bowhead whales, once hunted almost... More to extinction, is faring today; the team is the first to observe the feeding strategies of the deep-sea Greenland shark, an animal that can live for more than 400 years.