Secrets of the Elephants

Wednesday 14:25 CAT

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Secrets of the Elephants

Next trasmissions on tv

  1. Wednesday 11 March at 07:30 CAT

    Rainforest

  2. Wednesday 11 March at 09:50 CAT

    Rainforest

  3. Wednesday 11 March at 13:40 CAT

    Desert

Synopsis

Elephants have long been a source of wonder and mystery with their rich emotional lives and almost supernatural ways of navigating the world. Now, in the second instalment of the ground-breaking, Emmy award-winning, natural history franchise, “Secrets Of”, we travel the globe to, meeting different families of elephants, each with their own specific set of cultural behaviours passed between them, to reveal not just how truly extraordinary they are in their own right, but also how similar they are to us, humans.

Episodes

Season 1
  • Desert

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    The 150 elephants remaining in the Namib Desert have to be as tough as the landscape to survive.

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    Wednesday 11 March at 13:40 CAT
    On National Geographic WILD
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    Wednesday 11 March at 23:00 CAT
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  • Savanna

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    Big families and strong relationships are the secret of success for Savanna elephants. The emotional bonds and wisdom of the herd help them navigate a changing world.

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    Wednesday 11 March at 14:25 CAT
    On National Geographic WILD
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    Wednesday 18 March at 11:15 CAT
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  • Asia

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    Across Asia elephants are having to use their intelligence and understanding of us to adapt to the human world.

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    Wednesday 11 March at 15:05 CAT
    On National Geographic WILD
    Next Showing
    Wednesday 18 March at 11:55 CAT
    On National Geographic WILD
  • Rainforest

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    Revealing the secrets of the world’s most elusive elephant species and how they have adapted to life in their rainforest home.

    Next Showing
    Wednesday 11 March at 07:30 CAT
    On National Geographic WILD
    Next Showing
    Wednesday 11 March at 09:50 CAT
    On National Geographic WILD