NAT GEO WILD

The filmmaker explores the daily lives of cheetahs on the plains of southern Serengeti.

The filmmaker gives a profound insight into lethal animals armed with savage canines that can tear their prey apart in seconds.

The filmmaker explores the lives and survival tactics of the groups of mountain baboons residing in the highlands of Ethiopia.

The filmmaker explores the wildlife in the Serengeti kingdom in Tanzania and discovers how the population of lions is exploding.

A portrayal of the strategic tactics used by a pride of lions as they hunt three distinct animals in the Singita Game Reserve.

The filmmakers explore the lives of two of the deadliest species of Africa: hippopotamuses and crocodiles, and how they have survived side by side.

Trapped by the rising floodwaters, Dikeledi, a mother cheetah, is in a bind as she teaches her cubs to survive in a land surrounded by her natural enemies.

The filmmaker explores the resilience and versatility of big cats for survival, highlighting their capacity to adapt and their ability to respond effectively to unexpected challenges.

The filmmaker sheds light on the moves made by some predators that mark the difference between life and death in the wild.

The filmmaker explores the lives of Siberian tigers as this endangered species struggles for survival and the challenges of human-wildlife conflict.