In a daring attempt to create media controversy, Pottsy and Giles board the Yushin Maru #2 from the Delta at extremely high speeds. This single act created a media firestorm and help put Sea Sheperd in to the public eye.
The Sea Sheperds finally catch the Japanese whaling fleet's mothership, the Nisshin Maru. In their first pass they throw non-toxic butyric acid and methocel onto the deck of the ship, hoping to disrupt whaling activity.
Employing a tactic from Star Wars, the Steve Irwin hides in an ice field hoping a Japanese recon ship will mistake it for an iceberg. Hey, it worked for the Millenium Falcon!
WARNING: You are about to view graphic raw footage from Whale Wars: Season 2 showing a minke whale being harpooned and shot by Japanese whalers. [Deleted Scene]
After sailing past the Nisshin Maru in the dark, the Sea Sheperds are forced to navigate a dangerous ice field to catch up to them. But with Peter Brown's frantic steering the Steve Irwin could be in serious trouble! [Episode 1]
Unable to effectively attack the Nisshin Maru from the Steve Irwin, Sea Shepherd launch their outboard boats, but they don't get very far before disaster strikes. [Episode 4]
After 26 years, Peter Brown has made the decision not to return for another tour of duty. Some crew members are sad to see him go. Some aren't. [Episode 4]
The Sea Sheperds are shocked when they witness the Japanese using a new tactic: throwing hard metal objects at their heads from the deck of their ship! [Episode 6]