ANIMAL PLANET
Ấn Độ
ANIMAL PLANET is a television channel available in India that focuses on wildlife, nature, and animal-related content. Its programming typically includes documentaries and factual series exploring animal behaviour, conservation efforts, and natural habitats from around the world. The channel also features content on domestic pets and exotic species, often drawing on footage from global wildlife productions. Viewers in India can access the channel through satellite and cable television providers, with some content also available via digital streaming platforms. The channel primarily broadcasts in English, though some programmes may include subtitles or regional language options depending on the distribution service.
Trước
23:42–00:32
Tigress Blood
Hiện tại
00:32–01:32
Birth Of Speed
50m left
Tiếp theo
01:32–02:30
Wildest Survival
Lịch phát sóng
TRỰC TIẾP 00:32 - 01:32
Birth Of Speed
Documentary, Nature
The filmmaker traces the journey of two mother cheetahs, who strive to nurture and train their cubs to survive in the wild.
01:32 - 02:30
Wildest Survival
Documentary, Factual Entertainment
Whether by wing, fin or hoof, epic migrations are among nature's most awe-inspiring events. Wild animals must go on arduous journeys to ensure their survival.
02:30 - 03:16
The League Of Extraordinary Animals
Documentary, Others
This is Documentary - Others Category.
03:16 - 03:30
The Leopardess
Documentary, Nature
The gallery forests of the Serengeti are the realm of a phantom whose shadowy thickets are the magnificent domain of a leopardess.
03:30 - 04:30
Africa's Trees of Life
Documentary, Nature
The host explores the importance of the camel thorn in Sub Saharan Africa's ecosystem and the vital role it plays in sustaining local animals.
04:30 - 05:30
Airborne
Documentary, Others
Almost all the species that inhabit the Earth seek out mates to ensure the survival of their kind through reproduction. But while some mate for life, others live in fleeting moments.
05:30 - 06:30
Ocean Wild
Documentary, Nature
The filmmaker explores how the populated waters around the islands of Japan offer a breeding ground for thousands of humpback whales every year.