NAT GEO WILD

Wildlife experts follow the hunting techniques of Nzuri, a female cheetah, who has to survive in the wilderness with her newborn cubs and protect them from lions.

The filmmaker explores the extraordinary tactics and killer instincts of the deadliest wild cats, from leopards to jaguars and beyond.

Bertie tracks cheetahs in the Serengeti during the stunning wildebeest migration. Meanwhile, he films cooperative male hunts and a vulnerable mother.

Chemical weaponry and stealth are the names of the game for Africa's snakes, who prefer to remain hidden until the very last moment.

Take a look at how the wild cats of Kruger National Park live their lives by analysing how they hunt, mate and raise their adorable cubs.

Rival crocodile clans on the Grumeti and Mara rivers engage in a fierce struggle for dominance as the great migration brings new opportunities and challenges.

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

The filmmaker explores the wilderness of Africa, journeying along rivers, which is home to diverse inhabitants who strive to prove their resilience.

Digital animation and science display how marine and land beasts hunt. Hence, these organisms survive and rule environments.

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

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.