Nat Geo Wild HD Schedule, Today (India)

Scientific experts travel across Africa to study the most dangerous predators and to shed light on how they survive in the wild.

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

Ocean Odysseys: The filmmaker sheds light on the dedicated ocean mothers risking it all to bring new life into the world.

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

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.

A comprehensive compilation of some of the most remarkable and extraordinary moments of various species of wild animals is played.

Golden Monkeys: Braving The Impossible: Two golden snub-nosed monkey families battle it out for food, mates and social status.

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.

Shapeshifters: The exploration of the lives of octopuses to avail comprehensive insights into the extraordinary features and specialities of the creature, is presented.

Margin of Terror: Certain moves make the difference between death and survival for some predators.

Growing Up: Five animal families are forced to embark on a perilous journey as they try to survive and live together in harsh climatic conditions in Mashatu, Botswana.

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.

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

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

Blood Feud: The filmmaker presents unique footage of some of the most deadly battles fought in the animal kingdom.

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 explores the ferocious species of smaller wild cats that prove an equal match to their larger counterparts.

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.

Wild younglings inhabiting the forests of Botswana learn to fight and adapt themselves to harsh, changing environments in order to survive.

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

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

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.

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

Fangs of Fury: The filmmaker presents unique footage of the cold-hearted killers of the animal kingdom.

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.

Tiger's Revenge: 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.

Opportunists: The filmmaker focuses on ruthless strategies implemented by Africa's predators in order to survive in the wilderness.

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 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.

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.