National Geographic

Follow two pairs of strangers in a war between relentless beasts -- the sea and their own will to survive. They must last seven days at sea while battling the scorching tropical sun, high seas, ferocious storms, hunger, thirst, and man-eating predators. But survival isn't dependent on individual persistence and determination alone. There's one caveat--each person controls each other's fate. If one quits, the adventure is over for the both of them.

Tiger's Revenge is the story of five-year-old Sundari, the most powerful tigress in Ranthambore National Park, who's desperate to have her first litter of cubs.

Sheriff Deputies in the counties of Boulder, Eagle and Grand, Colorado fight crime in America's rugged terrain: The Rocky Mountains. National Geographic crews follow officers as they protect and serve both the residents and the majestic mountains. Rocky Mountain Law follows the deputies as they conduct manhunts by foot, skis and snowmobiles; attempting to solve complex murders and drug running mysteries, all while trying to keep the Rockies one of the most beautiful places on earth.

For centuries, Inuit in the Arctic have lived on and around the frozen ocean. Now, as climate change is rapidly melting the sea ice between Canada and Greenland, development here threatens to upset the delicate balance between their communities, land and wildlife.

Dr. Susan Kelleher operates one of the busiest exotic animal practices in South Florida, treating a dynamic array of patients ranging from goats to monkeys, birds, rabbits, pigs, fish and every imaginable animal in between. On Dr. K's Exotic Animal ER, the cases and cures are as wild and unexpected as the animals that need care.

Enter the world of the mighty pharaohs and explore ancient mysteries with National Geographic experts. Featuring over five hours from the best of National Geographic's Egypt programs, this Ancient Egypt Collection unearths new discoveries and reveals stunning new answers to 3,000 year old puzzles. From King Tut's legendary curse and Nefertiti's mysterious disappearance, to the secrets behind the construction of the Great Pyramid and the Egyptian afterlife, National Geographic travels back...

It can happen in a flash. An ambush you never see coming. Hikers are easy prey for hungry mountain lions. A chimp cuts loose on an unsuspecting woman. Buffalo snap an impale pursuing hunters. National Geographic explores what defines the stealthy, fierce, ultimate predators and reveals an up-close look at their arsenal of deadly weapons. Programs include Death by Dragon, Chimp Attack, and Animal Assassins.

Welcome to the extraordinary everyday life of Matt Wright, rugged Australian helicopter pilot and animal relocation expert. Whether wrangling deadly snakes, wrestling wild bulls, or dangling below a helicopter to land inside a crocodile nest, when people and animals get in each other's way, Matt is at the center of the action.

Puppy Days is a portrait of the formative time in a dog's life - and a portrait of America. Cameras follow six first-time owners at the exact moment they receive their puppies and will track them for the next twelve weeks as owners and puppies learn to live together. For both, it's a journey of discovery, discipline, patience, play and love - a seismic shift in the family dynamic. Different breeds will demand very different levels of care and training. But make no mistake, these weeks are...

Illicit diamonds are worth more than $700 million a year and have backed wars in Sierra Leone, Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Journey with National Geographic Magazine writer Andrew Cockburn and photographer Teun Voeten as they examine the diamond trade and its sweeping effects on culture, history and the future of mankind.

The extraordinary staff at the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region risk their lives and give their hearts to save all animals big and small. With 5,400 square miles of rugged Colorado terrain in their jurisdiction, the Pikes Peak team works together to rescue and rehabilitate more than 40,000 animals a year, responding to urgent calls across unpredictable, untamed wilderness.

Almost 100 million miles from Earth, a tiny spacecraft the size of a small car hurtles closer to the sun than any man-made object has ever been, at a speed faster than any man-made object has ever traveled, defying the almost unimaginable heat and deadly radiation of our closest star.