Nat Geo Wild 00:12 - 00:57

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 00:58 - 01:43

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 01:44 - 02:20

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 02:21 - 03:04

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 03:05 - 03:50

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 03:51 - 04:35

Part 1 of our series starts with the dust of the disappearing migration as it heads off across the river and leaves. Behind them, hundreds if not thousands of other animals cannot move, or won’t move, because they are locked into territories, invisible barriers that say to them, ‘leave your bubble at your peril’. This is their story. It is the story about what happens between September and the following July.

Nat Geo Wild 04:36 - 04:59

Indigenous educator Phil Breslin dares into the Australian savannah to find the species most built to survive. First is Australia’s largest bird of prey, the majestic but intimidating wedge-tailed eagle. Next, Phil tracks down one of the world’s deadliest snakes, the coastal taipan. Finally, Phil faces the uniquely Australian frill-necked lizard, a reptile with fascinating defense mechanisms.

Nat Geo Wild 05:00 - 05:44

The giant squid is perhaps one of the most mysterious animals on the planet. Our attempts to find it and observe it in the wild have more or less failed. Are we missing something obvious? With the help of completely new cameras, and logic driven investigation, we think we know where and how to look. We really can shine some light on the enduring mystery of the giant squid - and perhaps even find one.

Nat Geo Wild 05:45 - 06:07

In the Highlands, Charlotte and Petal go in search of new territory and potential mates.Over in the Flatlands, Buttercup and her siblings must figure out how to survive without parental supervision.

Nat Geo Wild 06:08 - 06:29

For the Prairie Dogs in northern New Mexico, winter has nearly come. In the Highlands, Carl and the pups prepare for hibernation, but an unlikely alliance of deadly predators creates a heightened threat for every dog in the territory.

Nat Geo Wild 06:30 - 07:15

Mongolia's Altai Mountains are a golden backdrop to some of the most iconic and elusive animals in the world. .

Nat Geo Wild 07:16 - 08:00

Tropical coral reefs are the picture of colorful, light-dappled tranquility – but that’s a scuba diver’s perspective. To the scaly and gilled inhabitants, it’s a fish-eat-fish environment ruled by pods of dolphins who prowl the area at mealtimes while everyone else runs for cover. Incredible weapons, camouflage, venomous defenses and exceptional strategies have evolved among the smaller hunters in constant competition.

Nat Geo Wild 08:01 - 08:46

Every year tens of thousands of female Tibetan antelope, or ‘chiru’, migrate from their winter feeding and mating grounds to their summer birthing grounds, high on the Tibetan plateau, before returning with their calves. It’s a monumental feat of endurance, and a journey fraught with danger. Tibetan wolves shadow their every move, and the weather can turn in an instant.

Nat Geo Wild 08:47 - 09:32

Mongolia's Altai Mountains are a golden backdrop to some of the most iconic and elusive animals in the world. .

Nat Geo Wild 09:33 - 10:17

Tropical coral reefs are the picture of colorful, light-dappled tranquility – but that’s a scuba diver’s perspective. To the scaly and gilled inhabitants, it’s a fish-eat-fish environment ruled by pods of dolphins who prowl the area at mealtimes while everyone else runs for cover. Incredible weapons, camouflage, venomous defenses and exceptional strategies have evolved among the smaller hunters in constant competition.

Nat Geo Wild 10:18 - 11:02

Orcas are the rulers of the seas. These majestic marine mammals have captured the hearts of people with their intelligence and complex family structures. However, since killer whales started attacking boats near Gibraltar, many are asking: Are they threatening us or just playing? The central revelation is that orcas, with specialized 'cultures,' perfectly exploit the richness of the seas.

Nat Geo Wild 11:03 - 11:47

A central theme of this episode is the remarkable learning behavior of orcas, passed on from generation to generation. As marine biologist and wildlife filmmaker Florian Graner explores the mysteries of orcas, viewers immerse themselves in the different cultures of the orca populations in the Salish Sea.

Nat Geo Wild 11:48 - 12:32

Every year tens of thousands of female Tibetan antelope, or ‘chiru’, migrate from their winter feeding and mating grounds to their summer birthing grounds, high on the Tibetan plateau, before returning with their calves. It’s a monumental feat of endurance, and a journey fraught with danger. Tibetan wolves shadow their every move, and the weather can turn in an instant.

Nat Geo Wild 12:33 - 13:17

China’s Asian elephants play a crucial role in the health and diversity of the rainforests of Yunnan. To survive they need a lot of food and water every day, but with the population growing, things are only getting tougher. This is the story a mother elephant teaching her calf how to survive a year in their natural habitat, while another herd undertakes a marathon journey.

Nat Geo Wild 13:18 - 14:02

Trapped on a mountain plateau at the heart of Asia, lies one of the most extreme desert environments in the world, The Gobi. .

Nat Geo Wild 14:03 - 14:47

The Mongolian Steppe lies trapped between the Taiga forests in the North and the Gobi desert in the South. It's home to animals whose lives revolve around one essential thing: Grass. .

Nat Geo Wild 14:48 - 15:32

Mongolia's Altai Mountains are a golden backdrop to some of the most iconic and elusive animals in the world. .

Nat Geo Wild 15:33 - 16:15

With an ultrasound for a bearded dragon and wound care for a goose, the to-do list never ends. Dr. Lisa has back-to-back pup emergencies. Dr. Pol and Dr. Brenda team up to answer an emergency farm call, and Dr. Nicole gives TLC to a stray kitty. While the clinic staff takes care of business in MI, Dr. Pol proudly escorts U.S. veterans to Washington, D.C. with the Mid-Michigan Honor Flight.

Nat Geo Wild 16:16 - 16:59

Dr. Pol performs emergency surgery on a dog that swallowed a rope toy. Dr. Nicole examines a tiny kitten with a big eye problem, and Dr. Lisa helps a horse suffering from heaves. A fungal infection glows on a Pomeranian while a lump grows on a Pitbull. The Pols celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary with cake decorated by grandkids, Silas and Abigail.

Nat Geo Wild 17:00 - 17:44

Life has other ideas and throws the book at this young upstart. With brother Max by his side, can Leo face his challenges and overcome his arrogance to become the King he's always dreamed he'd be?.

Nat Geo Wild 17:45 - 18:29

Canines and felines have been living side by side in Africa for hundreds of thousands of years, and they've never really gotten along-not even amongst themselves. Throw the hyena into the mix and they're all nightmare neighbors? Stealing from each other; harassing each other; eating each other's young. Avoidance might be the only way to stay alive. Cats, dogs and the wild-card hyena, all jousting in a free for all for survival.

Nat Geo Wild 18:30 - 19:14

Mongolia's Altai Mountains are a golden backdrop to some of the most iconic and elusive animals in the world. .

Nat Geo Wild 19:15 - 19:59

Life has other ideas and throws the book at this young upstart. With brother Max by his side, can Leo face his challenges and overcome his arrogance to become the King he's always dreamed he'd be?.

Nat Geo Wild 20:00 - 20:42

With an ultrasound for a bearded dragon and wound care for a goose, the to-do list never ends. Dr. Lisa has back-to-back pup emergencies. Dr. Pol and Dr. Brenda team up to answer an emergency farm call, and Dr. Nicole gives TLC to a stray kitty. While the clinic staff takes care of business in MI, Dr. Pol proudly escorts U.S. veterans to Washington, D.C. with the Mid-Michigan Honor Flight.

Nat Geo Wild 20:43 - 21:26

Dr. Pol performs emergency surgery on a dog that swallowed a rope toy. Dr. Nicole examines a tiny kitten with a big eye problem, and Dr. Lisa helps a horse suffering from heaves. A fungal infection glows on a Pomeranian while a lump grows on a Pitbull. The Pols celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary with cake decorated by grandkids, Silas and Abigail.

Nat Geo Wild 21:27 - 22:11

China’s Asian elephants play a crucial role in the health and diversity of the rainforests of Yunnan. To survive they need a lot of food and water every day, but with the population growing, things are only getting tougher. This is the story a mother elephant teaching her calf how to survive a year in their natural habitat, while another herd undertakes a marathon journey.

Nat Geo Wild 22:12 - 22:56

Life has other ideas and throws the book at this young upstart. With brother Max by his side, can Leo face his challenges and overcome his arrogance to become the King he's always dreamed he'd be?.

Nat Geo Wild 22:57 - 23:41

Every year tens of thousands of female Tibetan antelope, or ‘chiru’, migrate from their winter feeding and mating grounds to their summer birthing grounds, high on the Tibetan plateau, before returning with their calves. It’s a monumental feat of endurance, and a journey fraught with danger. Tibetan wolves shadow their every move, and the weather can turn in an instant.

Nat Geo Wild 23:42 - 00:26

Tropical coral reefs are the picture of colorful, light-dappled tranquility – but that’s a scuba diver’s perspective. To the scaly and gilled inhabitants, it’s a fish-eat-fish environment ruled by pods of dolphins who prowl the area at mealtimes while everyone else runs for cover. Incredible weapons, camouflage, venomous defenses and exceptional strategies have evolved among the smaller hunters in constant competition.