Mbali completes her training by capturing an enormous black mamba inside a garden shed and Simon and Sioux head off to India for a new adventure.

National Geographic Wild. Journey across Africa exploring the continent's most iconic and deadliest predators. These African stories are a show of raw power, strength and endurance. An awe-inspiring display of the fierce, everyday battles fought in the wild.

A giant 2.5 metre black mamba is holding an apartment block hostage. Sioux uncovers another one at a wedding venue, and she must catch it alone.

From an orphaned bear cub to an injured baby deer, vets around the country go above and beyond every day to care for wild animals.

In Alaska, it's all hands on deck when an injured baby fox is rushed into Dr. Oakley's clinic.

From the massive polar bears of the arctic, to the greater one-horned Asian rhino, get an all-access pass to see animals from around the globe.

Simon goes diving in a tank without knowing he's sharing the water with a highly venomous cobra. The duo discover a snake hiding in a toy box.

From an orphaned bear cub to an injured baby deer, vets around the country go above and beyond every day to care for wild animals.

In Alaska, it's all hands on deck when an injured baby fox is rushed into Dr. Oakley's clinic.

The Pols are preparing for sheep to give birth, which means figuring out how to catch and shear their four Merino ewes.

Pigs and Dogs. Pigs can detect smells buried two stories underground and a dog's nose can take you to court.

Tigers have the strength of 13 men and their tongue has teeth. Polar bears can regenerate their own bones and may provide a cure for diabetes.

In the South, strong westerlies bring rains that create rich green Valdivian forests, carpeting the neotropic ecozone.

Sixth Sense. To win the game of life, it can take more than brute force. Animals with a super-powered sixth sense can get the edge on fast-moving prey, beat the elements, and find food in unlikely places.

Orcas on the hunt, penguins protecting their young, foxes patrolling... Argentina's Atlantic coastline is as dynamic as it is dangerous.

In the South, strong westerlies bring rains that create rich green Valdivian forests, carpeting the neotropic ecozone.

Sixth Sense. To win the game of life, it can take more than brute force. Animals with a super-powered sixth sense can get the edge on fast-moving prey, beat the elements, and find food in unlikely places.

Deception. Whether physical, or behavioral, stealth is often animals' only ticket to survival.

The prevailing rule is "eat or be eaten." Avoiding predators and competition for space, food, and mates is a priority for every animal.

Orcas on the hunt, penguins protecting their young, foxes patrolling... Argentina's Atlantic coastline is as dynamic as it is dangerous.

At its Northern edge, in the Atacama desert, wildlife has spent millions of years adapting to a life without water.

In Argentina's breathtaking, yet imposing wilderness, every day is a fight for survival. The terrain is rugged and parched. The air is thin. The weather can change in an instant. And then there are the predators.

From anacondas to the tiny dusky swifts who rule the world's largest waterfall, Argentina's water worlds are full of natural wonders.

From the cold waters of Tierra Del Fuego and the Antarctic Peninsula to the frozen Patagonian steppe, we follow the animals living there.

In the South, strong westerlies bring rains that create rich green Valdivian forests, carpeting the neotropic ecozone.

On a Wing and a Mare. Dr. Pol hits the road to treat Louella, a huge sow that's too ill to feed her 15 piglets. Dr. Lisa assesses a newborn colt's wobbly gait and stitches up a mare's leg gash.

Follow Dutch-born veterinarian Jan Pol, his family and employees taking a good care of every family pet and head of livestock no matter what size or condition.

Orcas on the hunt, penguins protecting their young, foxes patrolling... Argentina's Atlantic coastline is as dynamic as it is dangerous.

In Argentina's breathtaking, yet imposing wilderness, every day is a fight for survival. The terrain is rugged and parched. The air is thin. The weather can change in an instant. And then there are the predators.

In the South, strong westerlies bring rains that create rich green Valdivian forests, carpeting the neotropic ecozone.

Orcas on the hunt, penguins protecting their young, foxes patrolling... Argentina's Atlantic coastline is as dynamic as it is dangerous.

On a Wing and a Mare. Dr. Pol hits the road to treat Louella, a huge sow that's too ill to feed her 15 piglets. Dr. Lisa assesses a newborn colt's wobbly gait and stitches up a mare's leg gash.

Follow Dutch-born veterinarian Jan Pol, his family and employees taking a good care of every family pet and head of livestock no matter what size or condition.

In Argentina's breathtaking, yet imposing wilderness, every day is a fight for survival. The terrain is rugged and parched. The air is thin. The weather can change in an instant. And then there are the predators.