NAT GEO WILD
印度
NAT GEO WILD is a television channel available in India that focuses on wildlife and natural history content. Its programming typically features documentaries and series exploring animal behavior, ecosystems, and conservation efforts from around the world. The channel aims to provide viewers with an observational look at the natural world, often highlighting species and habitats that are rarely seen. Broadcast in English, it can be accessed through satellite and cable television services across the country.
上一页
13:30–14:30
Big Cat Odyssey
现在
14:30–15:30
Animal Fight Club
13m left
下一步
15:30–16:30
India's Big Cats
节目表
11:30 - 12:30
Jade Eyed Leopard
Documentary, Factual Entertainment
The filmmaker traces the journey of a jade eyed leopard, highlighting the skills learned by the predator to survive in the wild.
12:30 - 13:30
Killer Safari
TV Show, Entertainment
Wild animals engage in some of the fiercest battles and encounters, providing an unforgettable sight and experience for safari visitors.
13:30 - 14:30
Big Cat Odyssey
Documentary, Factual Entertainment
The filmmaker explores the lives and survival tactics of the group of lions and leopards residing amidst the plains of Africa.
直播 14:30 - 15:30
Animal Fight Club
Documentary, Factual Entertainment
The filmmaker presents unique footage of animals of the same species engaging in fatal fights to survive and thrive in the harsh conditions of the wilderness.
15:30 - 16:30
India's Big Cats
Documentary, Factual Entertainment
The filmmaker explores the majestic felines of India, showcasing their habitats, behaviours and the conservation efforts aimed at protecting these iconic species.
16:30 - 17:30
Tiger Queen of Taru
Documentary, Factual Entertainment
The filmmaker explores the extraordinary life of Maya, an orphaned tigress who battles other wild creatures to maintain her power in the prime area of central India.
17:30 - 18:30
Africa's Deadliest
Documentary, Factual Entertainment
The filmmaker gives an insight into the wildlife of Africa and how they have evolved over time to survive and sustain themselves.