"Survivor" season 30 title, theme revealed: "Worlds Apart"

Natalie Anderson's victory wasn't the only big reveal on last night's "Survivor: San Juan del Sur -- Blood vs. Water" finale - host Jeff Probst also revealed the title and theme for next season.

The 30th installment of the CBS competition series will be called "Survivor: Worlds Apart," and will feature three tribes made up of different cross-sections of American society: white collar, blue collar and no collar.

"White Collars are the people who typically in life are educated, might work in an office, wear a suit -- they make the rules," Probst explained, according to Entertainment Weekly. "Blue Collar -- the heart of America. They typically work outdoors. They might wear a uniform. They work with their hands. They follow the rules. And the No Collars are the people who break the rules. They don't go by convention. They don't care about the status quo."

If this format sounds familiar, you might be remembering the "Brains vs. Beauty vs. Brawn" showdown on "Survivor: Cagayan." That season turned out to be one of the show's best, and Probst says this new one could be even better.

"Person for person and pound for pound, I will say that this is the best group of people I think we've ever had," he told EW.

"Survivor: Worlds Apart" kicks off with a 90-minute premiere on Feb. 25. Check out a sneak peek at the new season here.