Nat Geo Wild HD | Infotainment Shows (Page: 3)

After marine biologist Ryan Johnson sees a humpback whale being killed by a great white shark, he decides to follow them on their migration and investigate how sharks became whale killers. Also in HD

Using the latest drones, we take to the skies to capture amazing shark action such as baby sharks seeking refuge and tiger sharks hunting albatross. U

All Iguaga Do: It's a waiting game for the Tampa team as they anxiously await the birth of a rare Indian rhino baby. After 16 long months, the calf is almost here! All ages. (S2, ep 1) Also in HD

African Queens: The filmmaker explores the females of the natural world and the resilience and sacrifice they make to protect their families.

This Is Not a Deer!: A sudden strike leads to a race against death, and a personal trainer becomes the victim of an apex predator. 12+. (S1, ep 1) Also in HD

New. When Worlds Collide: A look at the eclectic mix of Australian and Asian animals that took up home on Indonesia's islands, including cockatoos, kangaroos, tigers and rhinos. (1 of 3) Also in HD

Features famous primatologist, Jane Goodall, highlighting various facets of the chimpanzees from Tanzania's Gombe Stream National Park.

These two fascinating episodes from the Emmy Award-winning public television series "Animals Gone Wild" have filmmakers capturing on tape all creatures great and small in situations ranging from impressive to appalling, heartwarming to horrific. In "Animals Behaving Badly" and "The Good, The Bad and the Grizzly," humans get a close-up look at life in the animal kingdom, a place where Darwinian laws are on full display.

A team of adventurers head to the African Congo in search of a giant predator that locals believe to be a cursed relative of the piranha.

When a science experiment goes horribly wrong, gigantic fish gain appetites for human flesh.

Jungle Goliath: The team is on a dangerous mission to protect the pirarucu and the gargantuan Piraiba.

Discover a side to sharks you've never seen before and take a deep dive, from the sunny beach to the 8000-foot abyss, to see how extreme adaptation is critical to survival. Also in HD