Nat Geo Wild 00:00 - 00:45

The lines between hunter and hunted become blurred in this epic safari. Hold on to your seats as an elephant charges through the bush with a lion dangling from its tusks. Watch as male leopards engage in a turf war, and a pack of hyenas bully a lion off of his buffalo kill. The safari intensifies as a leopard, wild dogs and hyenas fight for the same kill in an astonishing display of raw nature.

Nat Geo Wild 00:46 - 01:31

A cheetah disappears underwater in seconds; a crocodile faces down ten lions; a buffalo plays tug-of-war with a crocodile’s nose – and loses. There’s no doubt that crocodiles rule Africa’s waterways where invisibility and stealth are their secret weapons. This safari gives you a front row seat to witness the explosive action of every surprise encounter.

Nat Geo Wild 01:32 - 02:16

When the savannah turns into a battleground, it’s hard to choose a hero. We’re on the edge of our safari seats as a leopard is cornered by a pride of lions, a young impala is hurled into the air by a hippo and two hyenas try to drown each other. Then, the rarest of sightings as an Aardvark runs for its life from a brown hyaena. Who will win when it’s tooth versus claw?.

Nat Geo Wild 02:17 - 03:04

Stretching from the North Pole to the tropics, Asia is the largest continent on earth. It is the highest and most populated, and life here is harsh. To survive, the animals that inhabit this continent have evolved into the toughest of the tough. .

Nat Geo Wild 03:05 - 03:50

The lines between hunter and hunted become blurred in this epic safari. Hold on to your seats as an elephant charges through the bush with a lion dangling from its tusks. Watch as male leopards engage in a turf war, and a pack of hyenas bully a lion off of his buffalo kill. The safari intensifies as a leopard, wild dogs and hyenas fight for the same kill in an astonishing display of raw nature.

Nat Geo Wild 03:51 - 04:36

A cheetah disappears underwater in seconds; a crocodile faces down ten lions; a buffalo plays tug-of-war with a crocodile’s nose – and loses. There’s no doubt that crocodiles rule Africa’s waterways where invisibility and stealth are their secret weapons. This safari gives you a front row seat to witness the explosive action of every surprise encounter.

Nat Geo Wild 04:37 - 04:59

The Pol’s are preparing for sheep to give birth, which means figuring out how to catch and shear their four Merino ewes – no small task as this is new territory for everyone except Dr. Pol. Then, while helping his dad on a farm call, Charles has a terrifying accident. The whole family rallies together to care for Charles and take care of the farm.

Nat Geo Wild 05:00 - 05:45

The lines between hunter and hunted become blurred in this epic safari. Hold on to your seats as an elephant charges through the bush with a lion dangling from its tusks. Watch as male leopards engage in a turf war, and a pack of hyenas bully a lion off of his buffalo kill. The safari intensifies as a leopard, wild dogs and hyenas fight for the same kill in an astonishing display of raw nature.

Nat Geo Wild 05:46 - 06:30

For any animal, growing up is tough. Young life is riddled with seminal moments and momentous mistakes. A baby elephant gets kicked around by males from her family, and discovered the perils associated with keeping up with the herd when your mum is inexperienced.

Nat Geo Wild 06:31 - 06:52

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.

Nat Geo Wild 06:53 - 07:15

It's monsoon season in Dogtown. Scarlett and her family hurry to reinforce their burrow before the flooding begins, but deal with unexpected guests right before the storm arrives.

Nat Geo Wild 07:16 - 07:38

Property disputes are settled a little differently in Dogtown. In search of first burrows on their own, Pelt and Digit come up against some unexpected challenges from Badgers and Alpha dogs protecting their territory.

Nat Geo Wild 07:39 - 08:15

Ryan Reynolds puts the spotlight on the underdogs who get ahead by dishonest means. From the master-of-disguise frogfish to a butt-biting jackal and a multiheaded caterpillar playing the decoy, they are the masters of deception and deceit. And bringing all these hustlers together is the greatest con artist of them all – a cunning macaque who feeds on the spoils from unsuspecting tourists.

Nat Geo Wild 08:16 - 09:00

The law of the wild is kill, or be killed - but how do different creatures execute this most grisly of tasks? From solo slayers like tigers, who rely on stealth, speed and strength, to team players like orca, who use their intelligence to work together and kill against the odds, this is a new and unique exploration of how animals kill.

Nat Geo Wild 09:01 - 09:38

Ryan shares his distinct take on the underdogs using gross-out tactics to win the game of life. With manatees using flatulence to control their buoyancy to cave-dwelling fungus gnats creating beautifully illuminated flytraps with mucus from their butts, these underdogs are out to prove who may be the grossest survivor of them all.

Nat Geo Wild 09:39 - 10:15

Ryan Reynolds puts the spotlight on the underdogs who get ahead by dishonest means. From the master-of-disguise frogfish to a butt-biting jackal and a multiheaded caterpillar playing the decoy, they are the masters of deception and deceit. And bringing all these hustlers together is the greatest con artist of them all – a cunning macaque who feeds on the spoils from unsuspecting tourists.

Nat Geo Wild 10:16 - 11:00

The law of the wild is kill, or be killed - but how do different creatures execute this most grisly of tasks? From solo slayers like tigers, who rely on stealth, speed and strength, to team players like orca, who use their intelligence to work together and kill against the odds, this is a new and unique exploration of how animals kill.

Nat Geo Wild 11:01 - 11:45

Beyond the 50/50 coin toss of fight or flight, survival really is a numbers game. Your threats stack up: primed predators, child killers, cruel nature. Whether through courage, wisdom, strength, or by leveraging super-powers, the survivors make it - against all odds..

Nat Geo Wild 11:46 - 12:29

In the animal world, mating is big business. It's key to passing on genes, and ultimately species survival. These are the stories of dedication, intimacy and ruthlessness that make up the game of love. The stakes are high, and winning is everything..

Nat Geo Wild 12:30 - 13:06

Ryan shares his distinct take on the underdogs using gross-out tactics to win the game of life. With manatees using flatulence to control their buoyancy to cave-dwelling fungus gnats creating beautifully illuminated flytraps with mucus from their butts, these underdogs are out to prove who may be the grossest survivor of them all.

Nat Geo Wild 13:07 - 13:44

Ryan Reynolds assembles “The Superzeros,” a team of somewhat pitiful animals with unexpectedly awesome superpowers. Forget about the cheetah’s speed and the eagle’s eyesight; and say hello to the invisible glass frog, the indestructible honey badger and the might of the pistol shrimp who can fire bubbles hotter than the sun.

Nat Geo Wild 13:45 - 14:21

Forget the birds and the bees, Ryan reveals the steps to finding “the one,” underdog style. From first attraction in giant-nosed proboscis monkeys to the importance of wingmen in turkey courtship or even foreplay with flying foxes, these animals are rewriting the rule book on messy and complicated relationships in the animal kingdom.

Nat Geo Wild 14:22 - 14:56

Ryan Reynolds reveals some highly questionable parenting strategies from the animal kingdom’s worst parents, the underdogs. From a goose who lays their eggs on the top of a cliff to a koala that feeds its baby poop, it’s uncertain if they bad parents or just misunderstood. But no matter how bad one thinks they may be at parenting; they can’t be as bad as these guys.

Nat Geo Wild 14:57 - 15:32

Ryan Reynolds puts the spotlight on the underdogs who get ahead by dishonest means. From the master-of-disguise frogfish to a butt-biting jackal and a multiheaded caterpillar playing the decoy, they are the masters of deception and deceit. And bringing all these hustlers together is the greatest con artist of them all – a cunning macaque who feeds on the spoils from unsuspecting tourists.

Nat Geo Wild 15:33 - 16:15

It’s Father’s Day, and the team is busy as a puppy tornado touches down at the clinic. Dr. Pol treats a peahen with an injured leg as Dr. Lisa performs surgery to repair wounds from a dog fight. Dr. Nicole rescues a kitten on her way into work, and Dr. Brenda discovers multiple abscesses on cat. Away from the clinic, Charles comes up with a plan to help his dad relax and enjoy the holiday.

Nat Geo Wild 16:16 - 16:59

Dr. Pol searches for clues to why a python has lumps under her skin. Dr. Nicole discovers the surprising cause of a cat’s sky-high fever, and Dr. Lisa sutures a dog’s puncture wound. In the parking lot, alpacas get their shots and a goose gets loose. Dr. Pol is asked by a local baseball team to throw out the first pitch. To warm up his arm, Dr. Pol plays catch with Charles and Abigail.

Nat Geo Wild 17:00 - 17:45

World's Deadliest: Super Powers focuses on the fantastic. The creatures take everyday abilities to the extreme… and some have powers far removed from the usual. In the battle of life and death, these animals have a wild card… and they use it to the detriment of their foes.

Nat Geo Wild 17:46 - 18:31

Nothing like a fun day of frolicking at the beach…but venture past the surf and things could get ugly. For this is where nightmares lurk armed with jaws, posion, and unimaginable powers. They say enter at your own risk..but this time, it just happends to be true. .

Nat Geo Wild 18:32 - 19:07

Ryan Reynolds puts the spotlight on the underdogs who get ahead by dishonest means. From the master-of-disguise frogfish to a butt-biting jackal and a multiheaded caterpillar playing the decoy, they are the masters of deception and deceit. And bringing all these hustlers together is the greatest con artist of them all – a cunning macaque who feeds on the spoils from unsuspecting tourists.

Nat Geo Wild 19:08 - 19:53

World's Deadliest: Super Powers focuses on the fantastic. The creatures take everyday abilities to the extreme… and some have powers far removed from the usual. In the battle of life and death, these animals have a wild card… and they use it to the detriment of their foes.

Nat Geo Wild 19:54 - 20:38

It’s Father’s Day, and the team is busy as a puppy tornado touches down at the clinic. Dr. Pol treats a peahen with an injured leg as Dr. Lisa performs surgery to repair wounds from a dog fight. Dr. Nicole rescues a kitten on her way into work, and Dr. Brenda discovers multiple abscesses on cat. Away from the clinic, Charles comes up with a plan to help his dad relax and enjoy the holiday.

Nat Geo Wild 20:39 - 21:22

Dr. Pol searches for clues to why a python has lumps under her skin. Dr. Nicole discovers the surprising cause of a cat’s sky-high fever, and Dr. Lisa sutures a dog’s puncture wound. In the parking lot, alpacas get their shots and a goose gets loose. Dr. Pol is asked by a local baseball team to throw out the first pitch. To warm up his arm, Dr. Pol plays catch with Charles and Abigail.

Nat Geo Wild 21:23 - 22:01

Ryan Reynolds assembles “The Superzeros,” a team of somewhat pitiful animals with unexpectedly awesome superpowers. Forget about the cheetah’s speed and the eagle’s eyesight; and say hello to the invisible glass frog, the indestructible honey badger and the might of the pistol shrimp who can fire bubbles hotter than the sun.

Nat Geo Wild 22:02 - 22:48

World's Deadliest: Super Powers focuses on the fantastic. The creatures take everyday abilities to the extreme… and some have powers far removed from the usual. In the battle of life and death, these animals have a wild card… and they use it to the detriment of their foes.

Nat Geo Wild 22:49 - 23:26

Ryan shares his distinct take on the underdogs using gross-out tactics to win the game of life. With manatees using flatulence to control their buoyancy to cave-dwelling fungus gnats creating beautifully illuminated flytraps with mucus from their butts, these underdogs are out to prove who may be the grossest survivor of them all.

Nat Geo Wild 23:27 - 00:11

The law of the wild is kill, or be killed - but how do different creatures execute this most grisly of tasks? From solo slayers like tigers, who rely on stealth, speed and strength, to team players like orca, who use their intelligence to work together and kill against the odds, this is a new and unique exploration of how animals kill.