NAT GEO WILD

The filmmaker gives an insight into the wildlife of Africa and how they have evolved over time to survive and sustain themselves.

Bertie Gregory sets off on a hunt for a dolphin superpod that leads him to encounter magical animals on the high seas.

The filmmaker explores the growing population of lions in Selinda, Botswana, after fearing extinction due to extensive hunting.

The host shines a light on the challenges that animals overcome to survive volatile grasslands.

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.

Animals train and raise their young to survive the wilds of Botswana.

The filmmaker captures the remarkable beauty of one leopardess's life in the Mombo region of the Okavango Delta from her wobbly days as a cub to an adult as an independent predator.

The film-maker follows female leaders in the animal kingdom and the resilience and sacrifice they undertake to protect and sustain their families.

The filmmaker documents the ferocious mother cheetah, Immani, living in Kenya with her four cubs as she struggles to raise them while keeping the predators away.

The filmmaker portrays the different survival and hunting strategies adopted by lions in the harsh conditions of the Savannah.

The filmmaker sheds light on the experts who track the movements of a black panther named Saya in the Kabini forest of the Nagarhole Tiger Reserve.

The filmmaker gives an insight into the wildlife of Africa and how they have evolved over time to survive and sustain themselves.