Nat Geo Wild 07:11 - 07:55

South Florida is the only place on Earth that is home to both the American alligator and the American crocodile (and most recently, the Nile crocodile). But who is the baddest Florida predator? In this croc vs.

Nat Geo Wild 07:56 - 08:41

This is the story of the survival of the Maasai-land lion. Under Africa's iconic Mt Kilimanjaro, lives one of the world's most romanticized tribes; the Maasai, who are in a real-time 'life and death' struggle with the world's most beloved big cat: the lion.

Nat Geo Wild 08:42 - 09:25

National Geographic goes to Botswana to examine the struggle for survival between lions and hyenas.

Nat Geo Wild 09:26 - 10:11

South Florida is the only place on Earth that is home to both the American alligator and the American crocodile (and most recently, the Nile crocodile). But who is the baddest Florida predator? In this croc vs.

Nat Geo Wild 10:12 - 10:57

The clock starts just before sunrise - when the temperature begins to rise. It’s hard work being the world’s biggest lizard on Rinca island. Competition is so fierce he can’t afford to slow down. For the biggest male on the island, an ever- warming environment and shrinking hunting grounds threaten his survival across every hour of the day.

Nat Geo Wild 10:58 - 11:41

The Komodo Dragon has captured our imaginations for over a century, yet so much about this incredible lizard remains a mystery. A creature with survival skills and physical characteristics seen in apex predators across the animal kingdom, and the ability to take down predators ten times its size. The secrets of the Komodo Dragon are revealed.

Nat Geo Wild 11:42 - 12:28

This is the story of the survival of the Maasai-land lion. Under Africa's iconic Mt Kilimanjaro, lives one of the world's most romanticized tribes; the Maasai, who are in a real-time 'life and death' struggle with the world's most beloved big cat: the lion.

Nat Geo Wild 12:29 - 13:14

Karula, the Queen of Djuma, reigned over South Africas Sabi Sand for over a decade. But now, the queen is gone. Her offspring now hope to claim the land that was once hers. .

Nat Geo Wild 13:15 - 14:00

Fourth generation big cat tracker Boone Smith has worked in the harshest conditions imaginable, tracking the most elusive cats on the planet. But now he has a new mission that will bring us closer to the action than ever before. In Man v. Lion, only an inch of acrylic will separate Boone from one of the worlds top predators, bringing audiences closer to the African lion than they could ever imagine.

Nat Geo Wild 14:01 - 14:46

Orphaned tigress, Maya, writes her own rules, fighting wild dogs and rival tigers, to keep her stronghold on the prime territory of Central India.

Nat Geo Wild 14:47 - 15:31

National Geographic goes to Botswana to examine the struggle for survival between lions and hyenas.

Nat Geo Wild 15:32 - 16:15

It’s the dog days of winter and the pups keep piling into the clinic. Busted legs, bulbous cysts, and overgrown nails fill the docs’ doggy docket. Dr. Pol faces a family of farm animals, an evasive Angus, and a fearsome Chihuahua. Meanwhile, the PVS Vets run tests on reindeer, hightail it to a hypothermic horse, and care for a constipated cat. From limps to lumps, the docs are ready for anything.

Nat Geo Wild 16:16 - 16:59

During the frigid Michigan winter, cases ranging from simple procedures to horribly injured limbs sweep Pol Veterinary Services. Dr. Pol and the PVS vets bring their splints, glue, sutures, and expertise to treat their wide variety of patients.

Nat Geo Wild 17:00 - 17:45

Spanning 50% of the continent, Africa’s savannahs are home to an exceptionally diverse array of creatures — including Africa’s deadliest. Highly adaptable and remarkably resilient, predators like lions and hyenas must contend with both competitors and equally well-equipped prey species.

Nat Geo Wild 17:46 - 18:31

The dunes and deserts of Africa are not kind to the animals that live within them. Severe heat weeds out the week ensuring that only the strongest make it through the dry winters. These animals have learnt the art of surviving off a land, meaning that they must use their wits, brawn, and natural deadly talents to continuously thrive within these unforgiving landscape.

Nat Geo Wild 18:32 - 19:16

National Geographic goes to Botswana to examine the struggle for survival between lions and hyenas.

Nat Geo Wild 19:17 - 20:02

Spanning 50% of the continent, Africa’s savannahs are home to an exceptionally diverse array of creatures — including Africa’s deadliest. Highly adaptable and remarkably resilient, predators like lions and hyenas must contend with both competitors and equally well-equipped prey species.

Nat Geo Wild 20:03 - 20:46

It’s the dog days of winter and the pups keep piling into the clinic. Busted legs, bulbous cysts, and overgrown nails fill the docs’ doggy docket. Dr. Pol faces a family of farm animals, an evasive Angus, and a fearsome Chihuahua. Meanwhile, the PVS Vets run tests on reindeer, hightail it to a hypothermic horse, and care for a constipated cat. From limps to lumps, the docs are ready for anything.

Nat Geo Wild 20:47 - 21:30

During the frigid Michigan winter, cases ranging from simple procedures to horribly injured limbs sweep Pol Veterinary Services. Dr. Pol and the PVS vets bring their splints, glue, sutures, and expertise to treat their wide variety of patients.

Nat Geo Wild 21:31 - 22:16

Karula, the Queen of Djuma, reigned over South Africas Sabi Sand for over a decade. But now, the queen is gone. Her offspring now hope to claim the land that was once hers. .

Nat Geo Wild 22:17 - 23:01

Spanning 50% of the continent, Africa’s savannahs are home to an exceptionally diverse array of creatures — including Africa’s deadliest. Highly adaptable and remarkably resilient, predators like lions and hyenas must contend with both competitors and equally well-equipped prey species.