Our adventure takes us to Gatorland in Florida to investigate alligators. We find ourselves in the jaws of a large alligator and learn about its anatomical features. You'll meet some of the country's most ambitious young conservationists who have won some big money by helping to save our planet. From kindergartners to high schoolers, these kids have sunk reef balls, restored wetlands, protected pinewoods and become field biologists. Don't miss this chance to have some real world fun while also enjoying the polar bears, whales and dolphins at sunny Sea World San Diego.
Local students see manatee for the very first time.
Polar bears, recently off the winter ice flows are also around, but Jack and Kathaleen discover they are much harder to spot. On the islands of Plazas and North Seymour, the Hanna s encounter iguanas, sea lions and bird rookeries teeming with blue-footed Boobies and Frigates. At the Underwater World Oceanairum at Mooloolaba, Australia Jack dives in a tank filled with 14 species of shark. Jack also assists in an open water release of captive-bred sharks and rehabilitated sea turtles. In the Atlantic Ocean off Nassau in the Bahamas, Jack scuba dives on a sunken Coast Guard cutter teeming with Caribbean Reef Sharks.