Nat Geo Wild HD Schedule, Fri, 28 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.

Wild Dogs: A portrayal of how wild dogs operate as group hunters.

The filmmaker captures the remarkable beauty of one leopardess's life in the Mombo region of the Okavango Delta from her wobbly days as a cub to an adult as an independent predator.

Ultimate Adversaries: Iconic creatures in Africa go head-to-head in conflicts in order to gain the right to rule.

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

The filmmaker sheds light on the life of a powerful leopardess named Olimba, who rules the area along Zambia's Luangwa River, and highlights her behavioural pattern.

Battle of the Beasts: Host Bertie Gregory sets off to some of the most extreme environments to capture wild animals in their natural habitats using modern film technology.

Jungles: Fight for Life: The competitive world of jungles gives birth to some of the most resilient species in the planet.

The host sheds light on the bond between two filmmakers and a young eight days old leopardess that they find while on an adventure.

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

Conservationists watch and observe lions in the wild and investigate reasons for an increase in their population.

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.

Defence: 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.

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

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

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.

The host talks about some of the new methods being adopted by lions to ensure their survival and the defeat of their prey, including huge animals like giraffes and buffaloes.

The filmmakers follow a jaguar called Scarface tracking and planning its next moves before facing off against its prey, a Pantanal crocodile.

Predator Paradise: The filmmaker gives an insight into Africa's untamed wilderness and explores grand battles for survival.

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.

Hunter Josh James and Chef Matt Tebbutt challenge themselves to survive in remote locations and make decent food out of the ingredients around them.

The film-maker sheds light on the extraordinary abilities and behaviours of snakes and reveals how they can be beneficial to humankind.

Plan of Attack: Brain power can be as potent a weapon as muscle power in the animal kingdom.

The filmmaker highlights a group of animals living on an island in Botswana as lions hunt a herd of buffalo in a daily battle for survival.

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.

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

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 preys and overall might.

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

Crocodile: 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.

Moving Targets: An animal's instinct to move is the key to their survival in the Kalahari.

Assassins: From the microscopic to the massive, a compilation of Africa's top ten deadliest killers.

The filmmaker sheds light on the life of a powerful leopardess named Olimba, who rules the area along Zambia's Luangwa River, and highlights her behavioural pattern.