NAT GEO WILD

Chemical weaponry is the name of the game for Africa's snakes, who prefer to remain hidden until the very last moment.

In the wild, the deadliest predators lurk everywhere to hunt for their prey. The filmmaker shares insights into the way animals stalk, chase and kill in different ecosystems.

An animal's instinct to move is the key to their survival in the Kalahari.

The African continent is home to some of the iconic animals, including the big five. These animals battle various elements and each other to survive.

Researchers study a family of tigers thriving in their natural habitat within a remote region of China, to unravel their mysterious and elusive natures.

Brain power can be as potent a weapon as muscle power in the animal kingdom.

The filmmaker presents a portrayal of the tactics, techniques and weaponry used when animals fight for their survival.

The filmmaker sheds light on Cecil, a massive lion from Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. He was being studied by researchers at Oxford before being killed by Walter Palmer, a dentist.

The host presents the behavioural and physical features of the king cobras, forest cobras, white cobras and the Indo-Chinese spitting cobras, highlighting their geographical presence.

The filmmaker sheds light on the wild animals from Argentina who survive in both extreme and dangerous climatic conditions.

The rainforests of Asia and its endemic animal species are under threat of extinction owing to industrial farming and deforestation.

Angry elephants go on a rampage and crocodiles fight with ruthless lions.

Hunter Josh James and Chef Matt Tebbutt challenge themselves to survive in remote locations and make decent food out of the ingredients around them.

Africa's stealthy predators use camouflage, patience and precision to hunt.