NAT GEO WILD

The filmmaker explores the lives and survival tactics of the group of lions and leopards residing amidst the plains of Africa.

The filmmakers explore the prey-catching methods of some of Africa's deadliest predators, from the Ethiopian wolf's hunting tactics to the Verreaux's eagle's high-speed aerial pursuits.

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.

The filmmaker gives a comprehensive insight into the predatory nature of wild cats, by pitting them against each other and testing their skills.

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

Some snakes species astonish wildlife experts with their sheer size and growth. These deadly predators are instinctively sleuth hunters who attract the admiration of wildlife experts.

The curious narrator sheds light on the wild life and survival of crocodiles by focusing on their dangerous predatory nature.

The filmmaker sheds light on the Tana Bora, an alliance of five cheetahs who have grown into a formidable hunting unit that takes down large prey and survives super predators of the savannah.

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.

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.

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.

A wildlife biologist examines a rare group of lions that reside on top of trees in the Queen Elizabeth National Park of Uganda, Africa.

The community of emperor penguins in Antarctica develop mysterious bonds forged from birth which act as their foundation to surviving an extreme world.

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.

The filmmaker explores the rarely-known dynamics between a pride of lions and a clan of hyenas, and the struggles they face in order to survive.

The filmmaker follows the crazy teenagers of the animal kingdom as they first venture into the world beyond their homes.

Three lionesses, each belonging to a different part of the African continent, face a series of challenges in their daily lives to survive in the wilderness.

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

Trapped by the rising floodwaters, Dikeledi, a mother cheetah, is in a bind as she teaches her cubs to survive in a land surrounded by her natural enemies.

Invaders in the wild are specialised, lethal agents armed to the teeth with cunning strategies and needle-like precision.

The filmmakers explore the lives of two of the deadliest species of Africa, hippopotamuses and crocodiles, and how they have survived side by side.

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

Malika, a leopard mother, struggles to recover after losing her cub in a brutal fight. Forced to adapt, she ventures beyond her territory, facing new threats and challenges in her quest for survival.

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 how Africa's marine life survives with brute strength, cunning behaviour and deadly killer instincts.

The filmmaker highlights the survival story of Malika in the wilderness of South Africa, from a little cub to a mature lion queen.

Leopards hunt a wide array of prey, including impala, catfish, and storks, which reveals new insights into their killer-ambush strategies.