NAT GEO WILD

From frosty lands to dense forests, animals develop several skills to equip themselves for survival and defend themselves against predators.

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

Five prides of lions compete in harsh environments, triggering their survival instincts to overcome challenges of food scarcity.

On a small island in Botswana, three prides of lions and large numbers of buffalo coexist in an environment of unpredictable and intense encounters.

The filmmaker takes a look at the power, strength and deadly killer abilities of the little predators that can be found in Africa.

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 traces the journey of a jade eyed leopard, highlighting the skills learned by the predator to survive in the wild.

A group of lions from South Africa make the arduous journey to Akagera National Park in Rwanda to form a new pride. However, they must band together to thrive in this unfamiliar environment.

There is no greater predatory testing ground than the African Savannah. Its hunters, the lion, Nile crocodile, and cheetah are at the top of their game.

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

Across the continent's wilderness, remarkable animal behaviour is observed as species display intelligence and adaptability in surviving Africa's demanding conditions.