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Delivering an unparalleled look at the cheetah's circle, Explorer follows a mother and her cubs' struggle to survive
AKA Killer Cats of the Kalahari
Following a pride of lions in Kenya's Nakuru National Park.
National Geographic follows in the footsteps of a pioneering pack of red wolves reintroduced to the wilds of North Carolina - the Milltail Pack. Because so little is known about the red wolf in the wild, the species was virtually exterminated before anyone thought to study it. We will observe, along with wildlife biologists, wolf behavior that has never been seen before. But this is as much a human story as a natural history program. It is a harrowing, sometimes heartbreaking and ultimately triumphant tale of unsung heroes who have refused to give up on a great doomed canine and whose legacy reverberates in today's attempts to save predators the world over.
AKA Red Wolves at the Crossroads
AKA Wolf Pack
Joyce Poole fell in love with wild Africa when she was only seven years old. As a scientist working in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro, she made discoveries that changed the way we look at elephants. Joyce confirmed that African male elephants go into a state of musth, a period of heightened sexuality and aggressiveness, and she was on the forefront of the discovery that elephants communicate with sounds below the level of human hearing. But her journey with elephants has gone beyond science to the world of politics and controversy. After 14 years in the field, Joyce took charge of elephant management for Kenya Wildlife Service and faced the heartbreaking decision of whether to kill some of her beloved elephants in order to save the rest. National Geographic Television charts the touching story of a woman who is COMING OF AGE WITH ELEPHANTS.
NGC sends a crew consisting of storm chasers and photographers to South Dakota. And with the use of armoured devices and cameras, film the full intensity of a tornado as it causes devastion near Manchester.
National Geographic Ultimate Explorer correspondent Mireya Mayor has just helped discover what could be a new species of mouse lemur — the smallest primate in the world — and it’s already under threat. Now, she must protect it, and, in this case, size is everything.
Lisa Ling meets two eye surgeons in Nepal who are bringing the gift of sight to some of the country's most remote villagers.
Host Lisa Ling investigates America’s long-running battle against Colombia’s illegal cocaine trade and the terrorist guerrillas who control it, discovering a troubled country struggling to emerge from nearly 40 years of lawlessness, brutality and political unrest.
Host Lisa Ling journeys to war-torn Iraq to investigate what happened to one of the greatest archaeological treasures of all time, the treasure of Nimrud.
