Equator's Wild Secrets
Thursday 3pm

Equator's Wild Secrets
Thursday 3pm


Next trasmissions on tv
Thursday 17 July 3pm
Borneo And Sumatra
Friday 18 July 3pm
Africa
Wednesday 23 July 3pm
Coral Kingdom
Episodes
Galapagos
+Seven hundred miles off the coast of Ecuador lies a collection of volcanic islands that harbor some of the strangest living things to ever exist. These are the Galapagos Islands.
Borneo And Sumatra
+Two islands are the last strongholds for Southeast Asia's rainforests. Borneo and Sumatra each harbor some of the most unique yet elusive species on Earth.
Next ShowingThursday 17 July 3pmOn NatGeo WildAfrica
+Africa: Head to equatorial Africa, the cauldron of evolution, where giant grazers and iconic carnivores dominate its arid grasslands and rare apes thrive in its rainforests. (S1, ep 3)
Africa
+The Equator runs two thousand five hundred miles across the great continent of Africa. The species that live here are as varied as its landscapes.
Next ShowingFriday 18 July 3pmOn NatGeo WildCoral Kingdom
+Coral reefs of the Asia-Pacific region are the richest on planet Earth. For the weird and wonderful creatures of the oceans rainforests, interdependence is key to survival.
Next ShowingWednesday 23 July 3pmOn NatGeo WildSecret Creatures of The Andes
+Intersecting the equator, the Ecuadorian Andes are a biodiversity hotspot where jungle dwellers live alongside alpine specialists, all uniquely adapted to survive the extremes of mountain-living.
Next ShowingThursday 24 July 3pmOn NatGeo WildTP
Amazon: The Great Flood
+Every year the world's largest rainforest undergoes an epic transformation. Who survives Amazonia's shift from the dry to the wet and who doesn't.
Next ShowingFriday 25 July 3pmOn NatGeo WildTP