National Geographic Channel

With unrivalled quality and spectacular imagery, this channel brings you award-winning documentaries from around the world - from wildlife adventure and exploration to natural phenomena and world cultures.

Come fly with Jorge Chavez International Airport in Lima in Peru, Peru's largest airport and a major Latin American hub. The biggest security challenge here is cocaine trafficking.

With hidden flaws buried in their navigation systems, three planes suffer catastrophic computer errors that force investigators to dig deep for clues.

The Mediterranean was home to some of the world's greatest civilisations - scientific data and computer graphics drains the sea to unlock their mysteries.

10,000 of one kind of fruit goodies are produced every minute, and we find out what it takes to make 100 million pieces of sushi every year.

Find out what makes some flavoured chips distinctly Canadian - also, Pal-o-Mine candy bars, which first debuted in 1920, have a winning recipe that hasn't changed since.

'Science of Stupid' returns for a seventh series. We love to watch other people make a mess of things, preferably in spectacular fashion...

'Science of Stupid' returns for a seventh series. We love to watch other people make a mess of things, preferably in spectacular fashion...

The Bible describes Nineveh as a wicked city of sin. Can new discoveries in Iraq and Israel shed light on the events behind this fearsome reputation?

Archaeologists exploring the origins of the civilisation that built the great city of Angkor investigate ancient lost treasure discovered in Laos.

An aerial journey over Denmark reveals a power plant with a ski slope for a roof, traditional homes made from eelgrass, and a new European connection.

Curly and Amanda catch some halibut, Gary returns to old hunting grounds, and Hans sets out to test the town water supply's pH levels.

A woman's bag is flagged in the X-ray area, an Italian man claims not to understand the police, and a shipment of children's toys may hide a stash of cocaine.

Facing fatigue, fog and inadequate training, the crews of three doomed aircraft make catastrophic blunders that lead to full-scale disaster.

Indigenous Alaskans use their connection to the land to showcase self-reliance, self-sustainability, and self-determination.

Milestone achievements are only possible with steep challenges in Port Protection. Carl and Matt pull a three-thousand-gallon barrel up a cliff.

The Bible describes Nineveh as a wicked city of sin. Can new discoveries in Iraq and Israel shed light on the events behind this fearsome reputation?

In 1934 Japan begins designing The Yamato, the most powerful battleship in history.

Matthew Williams plotted one of the most daring escapes ever from a UK prison, and he reveals here exactly how he did it.

Guillermo de Anda, an underwater archaeologist, follows a trail of evidence across Mexico and Guatemala in search of the Mayan underworld - Xibalba.

Indigenous Alaskans use their connection to the land to showcase self-reliance, self-sustainability, and self-determination.