NAT GEO WILD HD

Bear and orca queens use their well-worn experience and lethal instincts in order to protect the families and ensure their survival.

The filmmaker follows the life journey of a mother leopard with her two cubs, fighting to survive on parched land in Botswana.

Explore an analytical overview of how polar bears hunt creatures like seals, whales and walruses by expertly tracking and executing the kill.

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

Life in the African jungle is a constant, brutal game of survival, where motherly instincts, fierce and unbreakable, ultimately rule.

The survival techniques of savannah lions are showcased, highlighting the differences in their instincts and hunting methods.

This is Documentary - Nature Category.

The ruthless predators of Africa often implement cunning and brazen strategies in order to outwit innocent prey and secure their meal.

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

Toni, a male hyena, forms an unusual hunting partnership with Mahri, a female leopard, and tries to survive other predator enemies who threaten to destroy their alliance.

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.

Violent battles take place among deadly predators to claim their rights in the wild, highlighting underestimated moments that distinguish champions from losers.

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 utilizes advanced technology to study the physical and behavioural aspects of penguins living in challenging environments.

Predators in the oceans know to hunt their prey in the perfect way. Meanwhile, the sharks remain the undisputed rulers of the seas.

The filmmaker sheds light on Tanzania's Serengeti National Park and its unique group of lions who have acquired the Super Pride status based on their number of prey and overall might.

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.

The filmmaker captures footage of angry elephants going on a deadly rampage and hungry crocodiles fighting ruthless lions.