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

A forensic look at how lions hunt large prey like buffalo and zebra, offering new perspectives on the way these predators stalk, chase and kill.

Life can be a wild ride and nature can be a cruel mistress. When it's adapt or die, weird has the edge.

Dive deep into the most misguided attempts to find love that the ocean's animals have to offer.

Off the coast of Mauritius lives a family of true giants: sperm whales, over two dozen of them. Embedded within the clan, the film shows how these oceanic giants function socially to highlight their extraordinary everyday lives.

A chimp tribe with an embattled leader, scheming challenger, wise old females and clinging infants shows parallels to human dynastic struggles.

Life can be a wild ride and nature can be a cruel mistress. When it's adapt or die, weird has the edge.

Dive deep into the most misguided attempts to find love that the ocean's animals have to offer.

In Africa's vast Serengeti Plain, one million wildebeest are taking a rare pause for the mothers to have their young in a massive birthing event.

The Christmas Island red crab is a land bound crab that still has strong ties to the ocean, the only place where they can give birth to their young.

In this enhanced episode, drones reveal the unexpected places where sharks and humans live fin to limb. It's time to check what's swimming behind you! Because around the world scientists are discovering that many sharks live in urban hotspots right off the beach. We join a team of Californian researchers on a mission to find why they come, and whether it spells danger at the beach.

Africa's wild spaces host an incredible array of animals; creatures who engage in a daily ballet of life and death.

In this enhanced episode, from the familiar to the surprising, Baby Sharks follows 4-5 vastly different "hero" species of baby sharks from before birth through their first months of life…learning how to avoid danger, to find shelter… and to hunt. They'll

In this enhanced episode, drones reveal the unexpected places where sharks and humans live fin to limb. It's time to check what's swimming behind you! Because around the world scientists are discovering that many sharks live in urban hotspots right off the beach. We join a team of Californian researchers on a mission to find why they come, and whether it spells danger at the beach.

Africa's wild spaces host an incredible array of animals; creatures who engage in a daily ballet of life and death.

From the National Geographic, this documentary series explores the deadliest animals that inhabit out planet, travelling around the globe to numerous continents and ecosystems, revealing the most dangerous animals in each location.

Living within India's arid deserts, lush jungles and rugged mountains is an elite group of twelve dangerous species equipped with an arsenal of predatory skills.

In this enhanced episode, from the familiar to the surprising, Baby Sharks follows 4-5 vastly different "hero" species of baby sharks from before birth through their first months of life…learning how to avoid danger, to find shelter… and to hunt. They'll

National Geographic Wild. Two teams of experts go to extraordinary lengths to take shark science into the wild as they investigate two of the most iconic shark superpowers - speed and bite force.

Shark biologists Dr Johan Gustafson and Dr Mariel Familiar Lopez investigate rising reports of bull sharks stealing from fishermen in Weipa, Australia. Could this radical shift in behaviour provide new evidence of shark intelligence?

They've shared the ocean for years, but scientists have only begun to understand the relationship between sharks and dolphins.

In this enhanced episode, drones reveal the unexpected places where sharks and humans live fin to limb. It's time to check what's swimming behind you! Because around the world scientists are discovering that many sharks live in urban hotspots right off the beach. We join a team of Californian researchers on a mission to find why they come, and whether it spells danger at the beach.

Dr Emily faces down a rowdy red cow and Dr Nicole helps heal a horse. From a tiny kitten to a bloated calf, all shapes and sizes are welcome.

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.

By changing their colour hundreds of times, or transforming their own bodies, octopuses are the most extraordinary shape-shifters on the planet.

Masterminds. Deeply curious, strategic, and super smart - the octopus is one of nature's ultimate problem solvers.

In this enhanced episode, drones reveal the unexpected places where sharks and humans live fin to limb. It's time to check what's swimming behind you! Because around the world scientists are discovering that many sharks live in urban hotspots right off the beach. We join a team of Californian researchers on a mission to find why they come, and whether it spells danger at the beach.

By changing their colour hundreds of times, or transforming their own bodies, octopuses are the most extraordinary shape-shifters on the planet.

Dr Emily faces down a rowdy red cow and Dr Nicole helps heal a horse. From a tiny kitten to a bloated calf, all shapes and sizes are welcome.

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.

National Geographic Wild. Two teams of experts go to extraordinary lengths to take shark science into the wild as they investigate two of the most iconic shark superpowers - speed and bite force.

By changing their colour hundreds of times, or transforming their own bodies, octopuses are the most extraordinary shape-shifters on the planet.