Animal Planet’s New ‘Ocean Warriors’ Faces a High Seas Chase for Justice (VIDEO)

Emily Aslanian
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Ocean Warriors

To some, the ocean is a place of peace and calm tranquility, but don’t expect to see anything calm or tranquil in Animal Planet’s latest offering, Ocean Warriors.

The six-part docuseries, led by executive producers Robert Redford and Paul Allen, follows activists, scientists and other Warriors as they police the world’s oceans for poachers and others looking to harm Mother Earth. Considering the ocean covers over three fifths of the globe, this is no small feat. The series will stop off in many locations including Tanzania, Thailand and Antarctica bringing to justice illegal shark fishers, poachers, traffickers and more outlawed criminals.

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Check out the exclusive clip below where a group of unlikely heroes called the Sea Shepherds chase a poaching ship called Thunder across Antarctica’s icy shore in a high-adrenaline scene from the series premiere.

Ocean Warriors Series premiere, Sunday, Dec. 4, 9/8c, Animal Planet

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    GoldBug

    I'll definitely watch--- not on TV, but I'm 100% torrenting the shit out of this series.

    Keep it up!

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    CyanCoathanger

    These people are nothing but terrorists whose actions are not supported by any government or international treaty.

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      BlueBandAid

      call us what you want you FAKE . at least we are doing something > others dont want or can´t.

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      CyanCoathanger

      I'll remember that when I'm eating whale meat with my friends in the Faroe Islands.

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      PurpleBlowdryer

      These people are nothing but brave protectors whose actions are supported by a large portion of the population both locally or at the international level.