NAT GEO WILD

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

The film-maker follows female leaders in the animal kingdom and the resilience and sacrifice they undertake to protect and sustain their families.

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.

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 sheds light on the lives of leopards in the dense forests of Sri Lanka and captures their daily activities.

An African Hunting Dog is a tough predator. A pack of them is a singular force, able to take on prey many times their size.

The filmmaker explores the ferocious species of smaller wild cats that prove an equal match to their larger counterparts.

Cecil, a magnificent and massive lion, builds an impressive legacy as he sets off to be the protector of the lions in Hwange National Park.

From the peaks of the Himalayas to the forests of the Western Ghats, life in India's extreme mountains is a struggle. Additionally, even the most resilient animals find it difficult to survive.

Witness the raw and explosive action of wild crocodiles as they unexpectedly and dramatically engage in a suprise encounter.

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

Five lion prides compete for food, leaving only the most cunning and capable to climb above the rest and manage to survive.