Animals & Nature TV

These cute, silly, playful animal pairs might look different from each other, but they’re still best friends!

Helen Mirren narrates a humorous look at the lighter side of the natural world.

At night, mother nature reveals her sadistic side. As mysterious monsters come out to feed on the weak… anything can become prey. To survive you’ll have to be smart, fast and lucky or you might find yourself dead by dawn.

If viewers have never seen a hairless rat with a pustule on its neck, or a plump fair pig with an abscess on its rump, they are in for a treat as some of National Geographic's most renowned and beloved vets work to drain some of the worst abscesses they have ever seen. From the office to the field, no pustule or abscess will go undrained.

The best day of an animal's life is when he leaves the shelter and joins his forever family.

Documenting the antics of venomous snake handlers, Simon Keys and Siouxsie Gillett.

These animals had a rough start in life, but they found special people who refuse to give up on them. Now these comeback kids show what it means to be truly resilient.

For a puppy, it’s a big, brand-new world out there, full of obstacles, setbacks and amazing new experiences. And every new challenge is an opportunity for an ahh-inspiring, uproarious misadventure. Using comical user-generated clips, professional footage and fascinating factoids about puppy development, this endearing, hilarious, and informative new show highlights puppies trying to do the simplest tasks – drink water, climb stairs, escape the clutches of a toddler – all with varying degrees of success. Because when you’re a puppy, it’s you vs. the world.

Best friends never forget each other, and animals have the most heart-bursting reactions when they're reunited with the ones they love most.

These animals are finally experiencing what it means to be free. Welcome to the good life.

The exhilarating and harrowing life of Malika, a lioness of a powerful pride in South Africa's Kruger National Park.

From high-speed attacks to pack hunts, sharks have evolved to hunt in extraordinary ways; scientists and film makers capture five of the world's great feeding events for sharks.

Scientists Dr. Laurent Vigliola and Dr. Will Robbins catch, crane-lift, and relocate several bull sharks from Nouméa, New Caledonia, to a pristine coral reef in hopes they will adapt to a new home away from people and learn to feed in the wild.

Join marine biologist Greg Skomal and meteorologist Joe Merchant as they test Joe’s theory of how shark attacks can be as predictable as the weather.

Since the first Earth Day in 1970, every April 22 has been devoted to raising awareness of the health of our environment, and ways to protect and heal it.