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20. Expedition #35: The Sea in Miniature
May 29, 1987
A look at the tiny creatures of the reef, some smaller than the eye can see, with sequences devoted to tiny marine animals just as ferocious as their bigger cousins, the sharks.
19. Expedition #31: To Save a Whale
May 22, 1987
John Stoneman leads a team to Newfoundland to try and find a means to stop the humpback whale from getting trapped in fishing nets. Film is also devoted to icebergs, shipwrecks and various animal life.
18. Expedition #28: The Last Mermaids
May 15, 1987
With less than 1000 manatees now existing in Florida waters, the need for public awareness and protection for those gentle creatures is of paramount importance. This film looks at the problems faced by these endangered animals.
17. Expedition #27: Dive to the Centre of the Earth
May 8, 1987
John Stoneman leads a team of divers deep into the fresh water caves off Florida and Bonaire to search out their geological background.
16. Expedition #25: Maneater
May 1, 1987
Assisted by shark expert Dr Richard Winterbottom, Stoneman and his team study the reasons for shark attack. Included are scenes of the mighty great white shark.
15. Expedition #23: Whale Song
April 24, 1987
The humpback whale, one of the most endangered animals on the face of this planet is observed in close off Hawaii by John Stoneman and whale experts, Debbie and Mark Ferrari.
14. Expedition #22: The Predators
April 17, 1987
This film studies the numerous species of predator that roam the coral reefs of the world including some unique encounters with the moray eel.
13. Expedition #18: Of Camouflage And Defense
April 10, 1987
With the assistance of marine biologist Dr Alan Emery, observations are made on the interesting methods that are used by marine animals to protect themselves in the often-hostile world that exists beneath the waves.
12. Expedition #17: Night Creatures
April 3, 1987
When the sun sets, the night creatures come out to populate the reef and the daytime animals see the protection afforded in the living city of coral. Assisted by photo journalist Dee Scarr, Stoneman and his team make observations on the special world of coral reef at night.
11. Expedition #15: Symphony Beneath The Sea
March 27, 1987
Often thought of as a silent world, the ocean is in fact quite a noisy place with many creatures making a variety of sounds to communicate in courtship, territorial disputes and much more.
10. Expedition #15: At Peace With Man
March 20, 1987
Examines the efforts being made by various individuals who seek to educate the general public to the fragile nature of the sea. Sequences are devoted to conservationists such as Norine Rouse, Christopher Hartley, and Anne Davis with unique footage devoted to turtles, moray ells and whales.
9. Expedition #14: The Coral Kingdom
March 13, 1987
A look at the second largest barrier reef in the world and the special creatures that live within its complex community.
8. Expedition #13: Search For The Silver Fleet Part II
March 6, 1987
The excavation of the wreck site continues, sharks begin to harass the divers with one eventually attacking John Stoneman. A hurricane warning forces the team out of the area, but not before they have added to their extensive treasure trove, a beautiful solid gold crucifix set with rubies. Stoneman vows to come back to finish the hunt for the silver thought to have been aboard the vessel.
7. Expedition #13: Search For The Silver Fleet Part I
February 27, 1987
While working on a deep water coral project off Central America, John Stoneman and members of the Foundation for Ocean Research are led to the site of an old shipwreck. Here they find cannons, ballast stones and various 18th century artefacts. They start to excavate the site and come across a silver ingot from the Spanish Fleet of 1726. A search begins to find what might be a fortune in silver.
6. No Place Like Home
August 10, 2022
As the end of their expedition draws near salmon and bear activity begins to decline but that doesn't mean that there aren't some bears still lingering around the area. Casey and his crew wander the tidal flats and interior of Katmai and find the bones of a humpback whale that washed ashore.
5. Neighbors, Old and New
August 10, 2022
Casey and the crew go out in search of the family of the lost cub from the previous night. They hope that if they find them the cub will have found them as well.
4. The Wolf and The Storm
August 10, 2022
After seeing a wolf in the distance and tracks on the shore the crew head inland in search of more clues to the wolf's whereabouts. They encounter a familiar bear family on their way and decide to follow them to a local fishing spot where a large number of bears have gathered.
3. A Working Ecosystem
August 10, 2022
Everyone hates biting insects but if you look closer you can see that even the tiniest and most irritating bug can be essential for a working ecosystem. During a lull in bear and salmon activity Casey and the crew decide to head inland in search of the spawning fish.
2. Fish Like a Bear
August 10, 2022
The crew heads inland to a section of the river to observe the many different families as they fish. Along their path they have an intimate encounter with a mom and her three cubs. They arrive at their destination and see many bears that they have already met as well as some new faces.
1. The Last Frontier
August 10, 2022
Every fall in the northern Pacific up to a million salmon migrate back to the rivers and streams where they were born to spawn. Many of these streams are located in Katmai National Park Alaska. It's here where a massive population of coastal brown bears gather to eat these fish.
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Where to Watch The Tracker's Diary: Bears of Katmai
The Tracker's Diary: Bears of Katmai is available for streaming on the CuriosityStream website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Tracker's Diary: Bears of Katmai on demand at Apple TV Channels, Prime Video, Amazon, FuboTV and Tubi TV.
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Premiere DateAugust 10, 2022
