Flooded World

**Flooded World** is a 2003 *100 million AD* documentary movie and the third instalment of the series. The film was released on May 14, 2003. This episode is filmed in the Indo-Pacific, showcasing the shallow seas of 100 million AD.

## Summary

The shallow seas of the Indo-Pacific, 100 million years into the future. The episode focuses on three different species: Ocean Phantom, Reef Glider, and Spindle Trooper.

### The Ocean Phantom

Ocean phantoms are jack-of-all-trades creatures. The purple-pink-and-blue Indian Ocean phantom propels itself by puffing out many dorsal-fins and use them as sails. The red-yellow-and-green South Pacific Ocean phantom isn't. It inflates its bell and deflates it. Peanut and Scootch spot an ocean phantom floating in the sea, but Nick Jonas told them that the ocean phantom is the largest creature floating in the ocean and is a relative of the Portuguese man o' war.

### The Future Reef

In a shallow sea of 100 million AD, a future red coral reef of the Indian Ocean is inhabited by not from coral, but from sea sponges and anemones. The reef is nibbled on by a colourful palette parrot flish (a descendant of the palenose parrot fish), and a school of juvenile reef gliders swimming around and feeding on red coral.

Peanut and Scootch spot some reef gliders swimming around the reefs, but Nick Jonas told them that reef gliders come in three different species — powder blue reef glider, clown reef glider and anemone reef glider, and they’re not reef fish, but giant-free clown fishes or anemone fishes and swimming nudibranchs or sea slugs.

The colourful clown fish is bright orange with three white stripes. They swim in another sea creature: the magnificent sea anemone. From electric blue to bright orange to hot pink, nudibranchs are beautiful sea slugs with vivid and elegant colours on display.

In the future, sea slugs and clown fishes are not so vivid or magnificent in a colour display, and they had slight resemblances to the clown tang and the tomato clown fish or tomato anemone fish. Before, today's trapezoid crabs live on stagshorn coral, attacked by coral-eating starfish.

### The Hunt

The reef cormorant is a reef-descendant and relative of the cormorant. Reef cormorants had adapted to the new, warmer shallow seas of the Indian Ocean. The reef is soon hunted and attacked by a flock of reef cormorants (reef descendants and relatives of the cormorants) and an Indian Ocean phantom. Peanut and Scootch spot an ocean phantom and reef cormorants diving for reef gliders, but Nick Jonas told them that reef cormorants dive for young gliders when they are feeding on red coral.

Sometimes, a baby reef glider will even approach a reef cormorant or an ocean phantom, but the South Pacific Ocean phantom is hunted and attacked by an adult reef glider the size of a sea lion. The phantom shoots a small army of spindletroopers. The spindletroopers will leap at the reef glider until the reef glider backs off and the spindletroopers will swim back to the reef. It is unknown if spindletroopers have predators of their own.

## Characters

* Nick Jonas
* Peanut Otter
* Scootch Raccoon

## Appearances

 South Pacific Ocean phantom

* Portuguese man o' war (*stock footage*)

 Powder blue reef glider

* Pink skunk clownfish (*stock footage*)
* Magnificent sea anemone (*stock footage*)
* Trapezoid crab (*stock footage*)
* Soft coral (*stock footage*)
* Stagshorn coral (*stock footage*)
* Starfish (*stock footage*)
* Guane cormorants (*stock footage*)

## Trivia

* Some footage were reused from the India: Land of the Tiger episode Unknown Seas. The reused cormorant footage are taken from the BBC Natural World. Other footage were reused from ABC/Kane Productions, Reader's Digest and National Geographic to make this video a combined appearance.
* This is the first video Peanut appears without Jelly or Baby Butter and Scootch appears without Pinch (not counting episodes).