NAT GEO WILD

The filmmaker highlights the survival story of Malika in the wilderness of South Africa, from a little cub to a mature lion queen.

Host Bertie Gregory sets off to some of the most extreme environments to capture wild animals in their natural habitats using modern film technology.

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

The filmmaker documents the enmity between elephants and lions and explores the reasons behind the hunting of the tusked animals.

The filmmaker sheds light on the life of a powerful leopardess named Olimba, who rules the area along Zambia's Luangwa River, and highlights her behavioural pattern.

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

Wild younglings inhabiting the forests of Botswana learn to fight and adapt themselves to harsh, changing environments in order to survive.

Several animals fight tooth and claw in the deadliest of conflicts.

The filmmaker sheds light on the endangered wild cats in the forests of Thailand, including how they survive, hunt and protect their newborn cubs.

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 filmmaker explores the thrill of the wild with the best sightings of fierce predators, captured in an intense and unforgettable game drive through the heart of nature.

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