NAT GEO WILD HD

The grasslands of Africa, which cover about 50 per cent of the continent, support vast and diverse wildlife species.

The Amazon basin covers an impressive seven million square kilometres and the rainforest is home to some of the most exquisite plant and animal species on the planet.

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 portrays the life of an orphaned tigress named Maya who lived in the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve in India.

The filmmaker explores the strange encounters of the most aggressive and territorial animal disputes in South Africa.

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.

A compilation of some of the most brutal animal battles where the size does not matter.

The filmmaker sheds light on the predatory character of various wildlife creatures while focusing on their hunting techniques and strategies.

The filmmaker provides an insight into Botswana's dark, criminal animal underworld, where nothing and nobody is safe.

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 presenter highlights some of the most dangerous predators lurking in the world's deadliest rivers.

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.