Animal Planet HD Schedule, Today (India)

Tiny Forests: The filmmaker journeys to Earth's major forests and jungles to discover an unexpected view of wildlife, biodiversity and the importance of all life around the world.

Masters Of Their Domains: The filmmaker explores several methods and strategies that wildlife predators adopt to hunt their prey and survive in the natural world.

Top Predators: A member of the WWF Scientific Committee, Francesco Petretti, sheds light on the change in Italy's biodiversity and natural landscapes.

Africas Wild Year Spring: The filmmaker features the four seasons; spring, summer, autumn and winter of nature and reveals how animals adapt to the changing conditions.

A spotted feline struggles to feed, raise and protect her cubs in the open plains of the Serengeti, where peaceful family moments are scarce.

Animal Attraction: From the brightest feathers to the loudest song, animals must fight off competition to achieve the ultimate goal of reproduction.

Tiny Forests: The filmmaker journeys to Earth's major forests and jungles to discover an unexpected view of wildlife, biodiversity and the importance of all life around the world.

The Dark Jungle: The filmmaker travels across the world exploring various forests and provides insights into the inhabitants of these jungles.

Slow Death: The filmmaker explores several methods and strategies that wildlife predators adopt to hunt their prey and survive in the natural world.

The filmmaker sheds light on wild animals in Northern Kenya and how they rely on their survival skills to adapt to extreme environments.

Top Predators: A member of the WWF Scientific Committee, Francesco Petretti, sheds light on the change in Italy's biodiversity and natural landscapes.

Luangwa: Life in the Limpopo River basin is a fight for survival. During the dry season, with wildlife awaiting the flood waters, disaster grips the valley when the rains are late.

The filmmaker explores the lives of a leopard mother and her two cubs who resort to fishing in Botswana's wilderness in order to survive.

Deadliest Bites: Deadly predators use powerful venoms, bites and stings to incapacitate and kill prey whilst protecting themselves.

The film-maker follows animals that get caught in a fight for survival while drinking water from a spring in Africa that is populated by predators.

Brazil: The filmmaker sheds light on the greatest rivalries between animals, the source of conflict between them and the tactics they adopt to outdo one another.

Limpopo River Basin: The filmmaker showcases the majestic and untouched landscapes of Africa and provides an insight into its rich biodiversity.

Call Of The Wild: From attracting a mate to warding off deadly enemies, communication is vital to help animals thrive.

Hidden across the planet are unique worlds, born from millions of years of intense weather wherein they are governed by their own laws of nature.

Wildlife presenter Steve Leonard is mesmerized to see the footprints of lions in India's Gir National Park. However, he learns that India's lions are struggling with canine distemper.

Three young male lions, led by Raju, are growing up in a nearby area.

Fight Or Flight: Migratory animals of Africa, North America and Oceania move vast distances and battle extreme odds of survival.

The filmmaker explores the lives of a leopard mother and her two cubs who resort to fishing in Botswana's wilderness in order to survive.

The Early Bird: The filmmaker sheds light on various animals that have evolved over time and adapted to their surroundings to protect themselves from predators.

Forests Of Fire: The filmmaker journeys to Earth's major forests and jungles to discover an unexpected view of wildlife, biodiversity and the importance of all life around the world.

Aussie Snake Wranglers: The filmmaker sheds light on life-threatening situations as a group of experts try to catch some of the world's deadliest snakes hiding in their habitat.

Death By Venom: The filmmaker explores several methods and strategies that wildlife predators adopt to hunt their prey and survive in the natural world.

The film-maker follows animals that get caught in a fight for survival while drinking water from a spring in Africa that is populated by predators.

Africa: Africa is populated by some of the most bizarre, beautiful, and deadly animals whose hunting strategies and weaponry vary, as do their catastrophic effects on a victim.

Wildlife presenter Steve Leonard is mesmerized to see the footprints of lions in India's Gir National Park. However, he learns that India's lions are struggling with canine distemper.

Three young male lions, led by Raju, are growing up in a nearby area.

Top Predators: A member of the WWF Scientific Committee, Francesco Petretti, sheds light on the change in Italy's biodiversity and natural landscapes.

Limpopo River Basin: The filmmaker showcases the majestic and untouched landscapes of Africa and provides an insight into its rich biodiversity.