Nat Geo Wild HD Schedule, Today (India)

The Drought: The filmmaker sheds light on the animals' fight for survival in a drought-stricken corner of Botswana, South Africa.

Mob Rule: Africa's powerful animal gangs collide on the fierce battlegrounds of Botswana.

Bone Crushers: The inhabitants engage in savage battles for survival in the wild.

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

Release The Beast: Animals will go to extreme lengths in order to survive and dominate in the wild.

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

The Bedi brothers set out on an adventurous journey to observe the behaviour and activities of a snow leopard named Karma in the spectacular high-altitude desert of Spiti Valley.

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.

Researchers conduct a study in the African Savannah where predator and prey are locked in everyday battles for survival, in a jungle where the law of nature is exercised to its limits and beyond.

The filmmaker sheds light on the characteristics and coexistence of marine creatures as well as the extensive maritime biodiversity.

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

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.

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

Lions: Experts provide an insight into the lives of two prides of African lions and shed light on their success as predators.

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

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

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.

The filmmaker sheds light on the lives of leopards in the dense forests of Sri Lanka and captures their daily activities.

Cheetah: The narrator offers detailed insights into instinctive tactics employed by predators in the wild to stalk their prey and hunt them down.

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

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

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.

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

Toni, a male hyena, forms an unusual hunting partnership with Mahri, a female leopard, and tries to survive other predator enemies who threaten to destroy their alliance.

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

Serengeti Speed Queen: Experts unravel the secrets of the world's biggest members of the feline family, explore details about their lives and figure out what makes them the rulers of the landscape.

The filmmaker documents the ferocious mother cheetah, Immani, living in Kenya with her four cubs as she struggles to raise them while keeping the predators away.

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 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.

Eat, Prey, Kill: The filmmaker presents a portrayal of the tactics, techniques and weaponry used when animals fight for their survival.