Jonathan Bird's Blue World

Blue World goes muck diving in the Philippines, searching for one of the rarest octopuses in the world, the Wunderpus! Then we travel to Maine, in the USA, for the annual Alewife Run and witnesses hundreds of thousands of fish moving upstream to spawn.

It's a Great White Shark Adventure! Blue World travels off the west coast of Mexico to Guadalupe Island for Great White shark diving and, along the way, stops to rescue a Humpback Whale entangled in fishing gear.

Blue World travels to Oman, in the Middle East, searching for the elusive Zebra Shark in the Western Indian Ocean! We visit an island known as Shark Island…but are there any sharks? Then, in the deep waters of Stellwagen Bank off the coast of Massachusetts, Blue World studies one of the weirdest fish in the ocean: the goosefish.

Would you believe that one of the largest aquifers in the United States is located directly beneath Death Valley? Blue World is invited to join a team of scientists working at Devil's Hole Cave in Nevada and is afforded a once-in-a-lifetime permit from the National Park Service to dive in Devil's Hole Cave.

Blue World heads to a dark, murky river in South Carolina to hunt for Megalodon shark teeth on the river bed. It's some of the most dangerous, spooky diving ever! Then we travel to the warm, clear waters of Bonaire to volunteer on an underwater coral farm.

Gray seals look like cute swimming puppy dogs, and their story of recovery from the brink of extinction is one of the best examples of conservation in history. Blue World joins a team of seal researchers on Cape Cod, and dives with these adorable pups of the sea to tell their story. Then we travel to the town of Oslob in the Philippines.

It's a Red Sea expedition! Blue World explores the reefs, and marine life of the Red Sea, both during the day, and at night. And you can't go to Egypt without a trip to the pyramids. It's a desert adventure!

Blue World's host, Jonathan Bird, takes his family, including his recently scuba-certified 11 year old son, on a dive trip to Bonaire in the Caribbean for some underwater family adventures. The kids find out that scuba diving is a family sport! Then, in Florida, Jonathan checks in on the status of manatees after 45 years of protection. Are they making a comeback?

Blue World goes on a search for a rare blind crayfish. Then we investigate why Hammerhead sharks tend to swim at an angle…tilted to one side. This "side swimming" behavior has only recently been scientifically studied. Finally, Blue World heads down under, to South Australia, searching for the rarest seahorse in the world…the exquisite Leafy Seadragon!

Blue World hooks up with famous YouTube animal expert Coyote Peterson and takes him, and his crew, on their first shark dive…with massive Tiger Sharks! Then, when things can't get and more exciting, they dive with the sharks after dark for an exotic shark night dive.

We experience Great Hammerhead sharks that often like to swim very close to divers. Then Blue World divers play a game of "keep away" with a pod of wild Spotted Dolphins.

Blue World travels the world on a hunt for Dugongs…rare, shy animals resembling manatees that are very difficult to film because they're afraid of people. But we get lucky in the Philippines with an incredible once-in-a-lifetime encounter! Then, a cave dive at Peacock Springs in Florida, where Blue World divers do their first "traverse".