Mysteries of the Deep

Recreational shark encounters are now one of the most popular attractions in scuba diving. High adrenaline shark feedings attract not only sharks, but also divers. This episode will feature several species and shark encounters from around the world.

In the 1990's, three large naval vessels were intentionally sunk as part of the world’s most ambitious artificial reef project. Instead of being sold as scrap metal, the ships were purchased by the Artificial Reef Society of British Columbia.

This program will feature several colourful treasure hunters including Mel Fisher, Teddy Tucker, and Henry Cox. The program will follow the men as they search for lost ships and artefacts.

This program will explore the magnificent underwater world of the Galapagos Islands including remarkable encounters with hammerhead and whale sharks.

Expedition divers will study & interact with mantas and will also examine the intelligence of fish and how they “think”.

Expedition divers will travel to the Cayman Islands to explore the Cayman Trench aboard a deep sea submersible. Divers will also examine the shallow coral reef and its nocturnal residents.

This program will follow the search for the last undiscovered ship of Truk, the Katsuragisan Maru.

Expedition divers will travel to the Bahamas for encounters with wild dolphins and bottlenose dolphins in captivity.

The expedition team will explore some of the region’s more notable cave systems and work with expert cave divers to train for the hazardous dives.

Expedition divers will join an archaeological team to survey and identify an important new find.

The show will also examine the destructive practice of shark fishing on the marine ecosystem.

The camera team will travel to California’s Channel Islands and northern British Columbia to film the exciting world of the kelp forest.

In central Florida, a large marine mammal is faced with extinction. Manatees are threatened with pollution, boat traffic and disease.

The camera team will document the evolutionary process of lava as it surfaces underwater and film encounters with Hawaii’s undersea residents including whales and dolphins.

The camera team will film the adult whales as they teach their new offspring how to survive. Team members will also film killer whales in the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Northwest.

This episode will profile the remarkable region in a fascinating journey to the remote islands of northeastern Borneo.

This program will deal with endangered sea turtles.

The program will feature efforts to tag and study  Caribbean reef sharks and other species with researcher Dr. Eric Ritter.

A tiny group of remote islands in Micronesia is considered one of the world’s most fascinating undersea environments.

The camera team will travel to New Guinea to document the astonishing variety of fish, mammals and invertebrates of the Bismark Sea.

This program will document the fascinating marine life of the Red Sea.

Team divers will travel through the archipelago on a week long live aboard diving expedition and work with marine biologist Dr. Richard Murphy in a coral reef monitoring program.

This program will feature the fascinating residents of the region including the giant Pacific Octopus, wolf eels, seals and sea lions and killer whales.

This episode will profile many different species including the giant Pacific octopus, the colourful Caribbean octopus, squid, cuttlefish and other animals that have “tentacles”.

The camera team will travel to the Pacific Northwest, the Galapagos Islands, California, and Mexico to film encounters with pinnipeds in the wild.