Synopsis

Vast stretches of the remote, blue wilderness scattered across the South Pacific are essentially marine deserts. Consequently, the creatures inhabiting these waters—sharks, whales, turtles among them—must undertake remarkable migrations simply to survive. Tiger sharks will travel hundreds of miles to prey on young albatross chicks, and each year sperm whales traverse the entire expanse of the South Pacific in their relentless pursuit of sustenance and companionship. It is a journey fraught with