Nat Geo Wild HD Schedule, Wed, 19 Jun 2024 (India)

The filmmaker sheds light on Cecil, a massive lion from Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. He was being studied by researchers at Oxford before being killed by Walter Palmer, a dentist.

Rivers of Death: The presenter highlights some of the most dangerous predators lurking in the world's deadliest rivers.

Tibetan Antelope: China's female Tibetan antelope sets off on a physically challenging and dangerous journey to their birthing grounds.

Teen Terrors: The animal kingdom's crazy teens venture into the world beyond.

The filmmaker portrays the life of an orphaned tigress named Maya who lived in the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve in India.

The filmmaker sheds light on some of the most diverse, dynamic and breathtaking coastlines across various parts of the world.

Sister tigresses Sundari and Krishnaa struggle for power against each other in a quest to prove dominance and claim their territory in Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan.

Desert: The filmmaker sheds light on elephants as they captivate people with their perplexing brilliance and intricate emotions.

Chasing the African Rains: The film-maker follows the journeys of animals on the African savannah that are attempting to chase rain.

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 sheds light on the rivalry between the lions and hyenas along with their struggle for survival in the wild.

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.

The filmmaker delves into the survival and lifestyle of the Felidae family of mammals while exploring their adaptation to different environmental changes.

Turf Wars: The animal kingdom's most awesome species fight for territory.

Super Powers: The filmmaker gives an insight into the incredible superpowers that catapult animals into the realm of superheroes.

Wildlife filmmaker Bob Poole follows a cheetah mother who fights to keep her cubs alive.

Savannah Survivors: The filmmaker sheds light on Africa's savannah specialists as they fight to survive the hostile landscapes.

The filmmaker sheds light on the experts who track the movements of a black panther named Saya in the Kabini forest of the Nagarhole Tiger Reserve.

Experts track lions in the Nxai Pan to learn and understand their secrets, survival skills and behaviour in the natural habitats.

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.

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

The filmmaker sheds light on the life of a leopard with jade green eyes named Toto in the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.

Cheating Death: The filmmaker presents some of the most amazing techniques that fearless animals use to escape death.

Clash Of Titans: Lust, jealousy and pure rage fuel deadly encounters in the wild.

Secret Weapons: The filmmaker explores the diverse adaptations and strategies employed by wildlife to thrive in the unforgiving natural world, where only the most well-suited organisms survive.

Tiger Wars: Tigress Bacchi looks upon the rivalry between her son and his grandfather in an untouched Edenic paradise.

The filmmaker explores the strange encounters of the most aggressive and territorial animal disputes in South Africa.

Lion: In the wild, the deadliest predators lurk everywhere to hunt for their prey. The filmmaker shares insights into the way animals stalk, chase and kill in different ecosystems.

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

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

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.