Jonathan heads to Roatan, in Honduras, to meet the local population of sea turtles, where he witnesses an altercation over delicious sponges and ways in which fish steal food from turtles.,
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At the North Shore Animal League the cages are full, and a snowstorm may keep potential adopters away. Crowded cages also put extra pressure on the staff, who need to work extra hours to care for all the animals.
The monsoon finally breaks, signaling the end of the drought and the beginning of a season of plenty, leading to celebrations from monkeys and people alike!
The drought means the monkey troop are facing starvation, but they are saved in the nick of time when a devout Hindu brings them bagful's of fruit and treats.
The captured monkeys are released in the unknown wilderness while the rest of the gang target a car full of shopping.
Aria (Cane Corso) and Brixton (Boxer) were both fun loving and friendly until a traumatic Husky attack left Aria with a fear-aggression towards strange dogs. Now it's up to the Dog Dudes and their pack of Huskies to prove to Aria that Huskies aren't so bad after all.
Doggy parents Rod and Jessie are out of options with their aggressive Australian Cattle Dog, Cooper, whose animal instincts are causing him to herd humans, not cattle. If the Dog Dudes can't turn this cattle dog's aggressive behaviour around, the family will be forced to put down their beloved pet.
Amanda loves her three-year old Pitbull/ Doberman, Frank. Frank takes his job as her protector very seriously...too seriously. Dudes will have their hands full with this protective Pitty but they and their pack of beautiful Huskies are up to the challenge.
A nervous Maremma sheepdog and a relaxed cat test Janice as she makes several prosthetics. Meanwhile, a German Shepherd needs an indoor slipper, and an Australian Cattle Dog seeks help for a knee injury.
Janice tackles a tiny challenge: making a prosthetic leg for a Chihuahua. Meanwhile, a squirrel-chasing Lab and an Akita with an autoimmune disorder need custom braces, and a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel returns for a third device.
Jonathan returns to one of his favorite dive sites, the Blue Heron Bridge in Riviera Beach, Florida, in search of a rare and amazing fish: The Stargazer. Then he invites his wife Christine and son Liam to go meet some playful seals in Massachusetts.,
Jonathan heads to Roatan, in Honduras, to meet the local population of sea turtles, where he witnesses an altercation over delicious sponges and ways in which fish steal food from turtles.,
The Blue World team divides up into two teams, with one heading to Florida and the other to Hawaii, to experience night dives offshore over thousands of feet of water.,
Around the globe, thousands of decommissioned naval vessels rot in dockyards. What can you do with these toxic time bombs? One solution is to clean them well, blow them up and sink them!
They're beautiful - and deadly, with venomous spines that resemble a lion's mane. They're lionfish, a tropical reef species normally found in the Indo-Pacific.
Jonathan, and his camera operators, take a transmitter into a Florida cave while other staff members walk in the forest above with a receiver, to learn where the aquifer goes.
In Lake Champlain, Jonathan explores wrecks that are so deep there is no natural light on them... ever. Then he travels to an aquarium a mile above sea level to meet some high-altitude sharks and sawfish!
Jonathan takes his newly-scuba certified cameraman Zach to northern Maine to meet a famous Atlantic wolffish couple named Bob and Jane, and learn how they catch crabs for dinner.
The Blue World team travels to Vermont, USA, where they explore the depths of Lake Champlain and find the wrecks of old canal boats, remarkably well-preserved in the cold fresh water. Then, the biology of pipefish and seahorses is explored.
In the Season 8 premiere, Jonathan's longtime cameraman/editor decides to break out of his desk job and get scuba certified. Then he and Jonathan travel to Florida to film goliath groupers—huge fish that reach 800 pounds!
Each year, hundreds of critically endangered manatees are killed in U.S. waters by boats, disease and cold weather. 2006 was the worst year on record for manatee deaths 416 animals perished.
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