National Geographic

India From Above is a two-part documentary series of a diverse nation and her people. From the air, experience the largest religious gathering in the world enabled by AI, a mega solar power plant, one of the world's highest ultra-marathons, a floating civilization, a meteor crater lake and a 40-million-year-old monsoon powering a nation.

Wildlife expert Casey Anderson and his best friend, a 900-pound brown bear named Brutus return for a second season of Expedition Wild, where Casey treks deep into America's oldest national park and immerses himself into the daily lives of the park's inhabitants. Casey returns to Yellowstone in the spring to track bears as they emerge from their winter lairs with ravenous appetites, while animal mothers around the park work tirelessly to protect their vulnerable newborns from becoming the first...

SeaWorld Orlando is daring attempt to build the most ambitious penguin attraction in the world. With only 18 months to finish and no room for error, engineers embark on an audacious feat to replicate one of the harshest natural environments on the planet -- Antarctica. Including 45-foot-high ice cliffs and freezing conditions, the manmade habitat will provide closer-than-ever views of animal encounters and a palatial home for more than 200 penguins.

Dian Fossey is widely celebrated for saving mountain gorillas from extinction. Her pioneering life was complex, and her enemies were rife. In 1985, Fossey was brutally slain in her remote mountain cabin. In the years since, one man has carried a heavy burden of injustice. The series is filled with Fossey's observations, recorded in her writings and brought to life by Sigourney Weaver.

This iconic and landmark series explores Russia's most mysterious and amazing locations and most iconic wildlife. Covering an expanse of over 6.6 million square miles Russia is epic in its scale. From east to west, via mountains, volcanoes, deserts, lakes and Arctic ice, its extremes are awe-inspiring.Russia's incredible wildlife inhabits terrain that extends across 12 time zones; from the tundra region in the far north to the Caucasus Mountains and prairies in the south it contains the...

Acclaimed anthropologist Wade Davis journeys into the hidden word of indigenous cultures believed to be descendents of once-great civilizations. Amazon: National Geographic ventures into the rain forest with Wade Davis for an up-close look at the Barasana river people, a group believed to be descendents of the legendary "lost" Amazonians. Davis embarks on a symbolic journey that will honor the group's ancestors and witnesses the rituals that demonstrate respect for this tropical landscape....

Using ancient records and recent finds, National Geographic reveals the lives of the men behind the Roman military machine that carved out and protected an empire.

They may be the ocean's top predators, but sharks still face great challenges in grabbing a meal. National Geographic travels to ten shark hot spots to reveal spectacular shark feeding behavior. Discover how the special conditions of each shark species' preferred hunting ground affects every aspect of their hunt, from their body design to their behavior.

Inside 9/11: The War Continues tells the evolving story of radical Islam's war against the West. Osama bin Laden has finally been brought to justice, but al Qaeda is still going strong. For bin Laden, 9/11 was just the beginning the attack was designed to spark a revolution and create a whole new generation of men willing to wage jihad against America. But ten years later, these same men have eclipsed bin Laden on the global stage. And their call to jihad has gone viral with terror groups...

Dr. Oakley heads to the Yukon Wildlife Preserve to check on sheep, but the sheep have other plans. Meanwhile, a cow in pain is having trouble nursing, which threatens the life of her newborn calf and an old musk ox needs help getting around. Then, a superhero pig makes a break for it. Dr. Oakley will have to use every trick in the book to handle these cases!

The dog is the ultimate human creation. With 400 breeds and counting, the dog is more varied in size and behavior than any other species on the planet. National Geographic looks at man's evolutionary manipulation of dogs' appearance, talents and temperament and the accelerating efforts to create breeds to suit our needs (more than 80 percent of today's breeds did not exist 150 years ago). From desirable traits like supersensitive hearing and smell to the unintended consequences of genetic...

Eyewitness; compelling stories of disaster, told through the eyes of those who were there. A Mine Collapses in Chile, Wildfires burn in Portugal, A Debris Flow crushes a Californian town, Tornadoes rampage across the US, a Ship Sinks in a Hurricane and an Earthquake brings destruction to Nepal. Through forensic analysis, we reveal how these events unfolded.