Shark Gordon® follows internationally-renowned shark enthusiast Ian Gordon to the depths of some of the world’s most dangerous shark-infested waters. Gordon takes us on his passionate pursuit of the world’s most feared predators, making incredible new discoveries and dispelling some myths and misunderstandings about sharks along the way.

For Ian Gordon, life doesn’t get much better than an encounter with a deadly shark. Ian, the star of the Shark Gordon® series, simply can’t get enough of these deadly carnivores. Shark Gordon’s Most Dangerous Moments is a compilation of Ian’s closest calls with the world’s most feared predators.

Michael Rutzen is on a quest. The world’s sharks are in grave danger and human ignorance and fear are their greatest enemies. Michael has learned to communicate with sharks and has discovered their secret; they can be hypnotized. If he can show people their gentle, intelligent, sensitive side he has a chance to save them.

Welcome to Sharkville – the only bay in the world where Great White Sharks live year round. Scientist Ryan Johnson sets out on a six year study to reveal more of the Great White’s secretive life. He found one of the largest resident populations of Great White sharks in the world and one of only two known nursery sites!

It is not often that we can record the marine colonisation of shipwrecks from day one. The “Rainbow Warrior”, Greenpeace’s flagship, was sabotaged by French agents and sunk. It now provides a fascinating example of marine metamorphosis, as the ship grows a living ‘skin’.

How clever does a fox have to be to withstand the bitter Siberian winter? The tiny Arctic fox and the larger red fox have adopted very different strategies for survival. Amidst polar bears and caribou, the foxes balance risk and reward in their life at the edge of the world.

Filming in the world’s most inhospitable environment – the Antarctic Peninsula – is full of tensions and triumphs. In this behind the scenes view, Emmy award-winning cameraman Michael Single and his crew take advantage of the brief summer to film icebergs and the creatures that live in a floating ice world.

Do you ever wonder what it’s like to be a bug? Well you’re about to find out. With the help of a startling new invention, The Translation Lens, we can actually translate the thoughts of small creatures into language we can understand.

From the grounds of the Smithsonian Gardens, we meet the world class Smithsonian horticulturalists, and landscape architects who care for the gardens and share their secrets. We see these experts at work in the nation’s largest museum gardens as they connect with everyday gardeners. In the end the featured home gardeners transform their urban gardens into their own masterpieces!