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Xploration Awesome Planet
Philippe Cousteau Jr. is no stranger to exploration. The grandson of legendary underwater explorer Jacques Cousteau, Philippe hosts and serves as executive producer of this half-hour earth science series that examines the planet. He visits diamond and gold mines to see how gems and metals are formed, travels to active volcanoes to observe what happens inside the Earth's burning core, and checks out weather stations in mountainous areas to get an idea of how weather phenomena form in the atmosphere.
S5, EP7 "Remote Research"
Manta rays migrate in the Yasawa Islands of Fiji; the Hawaiian island of Kaho'olawe; how drones help researchers access remote locations quickly and easily.
S5, EP4 "Student Explorer Contest"
The winner of the second annual Student Explorer Contest joins Philippe on a trip to Fiji to see dolphins and take part in a coral reef restoration project.
S6, EP3 "Student Explorer Contest"
The winner of the third Student Explorer Contest; Philippe and the lucky student head to Hawaii to meet with conservationist Ocean Ramsey where they swim with sharks three miles off-shore in their natural habitat.
S6, EP1 "Ocean's Apex Predators"
Orcas in British Columbia; great white sharks in Cape Cod Mass.
S4, EP16 "Environmental Engineers"
Engineers use technology to replace more than 500 bridges; a facility offers protection from hurricanes; migrating salmon; Mayan ruins.
S4, EP12 "Grizzlies of British Columbia"
Philippe Cousteau Jr. journeys to the remote wilderness of British Columbia and comes face to face with some of the animal inhabitants.
S4, EP11 "Animal Coexistence"
Cousteau travels to Australia to catch the world's deadliest jellyfish; the California condor slowly rebounds from near extinction; the endangered Hawaiian monk seal.
S4, EP10 "Farmers"
An oyster farmer pulls in a harvest; an aquaponics farmer grows sustainable foods; training future farmers.
