Ultimate Animals Compilations
Ultimate Animals Compilations
Next trasmissions on tv
Thursday 16 February at 06:00 CAT
Elephants and Orangutans
Thursday 16 February at 06:25 CAT
Pigs and Dogs
Friday 17 February at 06:00 CAT
Lions and Shrimp
Episodes
Elephants and Orangutans
+The elephant is strong enough to push a two-ton truck, the orangutan has the strength of seven men, and they are both super smart.
Next ShowingThursday 16 February at 06:00 CATOn National Geographic WILDNext ShowingSaturday 25 February at 05:42 CATOn National Geographic WILDPigs and Dogs
+Pigs can detect smells buried two stories underground and a dog's nose can take you to court.
Next ShowingThursday 16 February at 06:25 CATOn National Geographic WILDLions and Shrimp
+The mantis shrimp has a punch as strong as a bullet and the lion's roar can be heard by other lions 30 miles away.
Next ShowingFriday 17 February at 06:00 CATOn National Geographic WILDNext ShowingFriday 24 February at 05:42 CATOn National Geographic WILDWolves And Crows
+Crows are as smart as dolphins and can talk like parrots. Wolves can hunt for three days straight in a territory the size of Delaware.
Next ShowingFriday 17 February at 06:25 CATOn National Geographic WILDTigers and Polar Bears
+Tigers have the strength of 13 men and their tongue has teeth. Polar bears can regenerate their own bones and may provide a cure for diabetes.
Next ShowingSaturday 18 February at 06:00 CATOn National Geographic WILDRaccoons and Octopuses
+Raccoons can scale tall objects by changing the shape of their skeletons and the octopus pumps its blood with three hearts.
Next ShowingSaturday 18 February at 06:25 CATOn National Geographic WILDNext ShowingSunday 26 February at 05:42 CATOn National Geographic WILDRhinos and Owls
+Owls can "see" with their ears?and may be able to hear if a mouse is pregnant...and the rhinoceros has skin that sweats blood.
Next ShowingSunday 19 February at 06:00 CATOn National Geographic WILDCats and Frogs
+Frogs may just be the key to human immortality while the cat's purrs may help keep astronauts alive in space.
Next ShowingSunday 19 February at 06:25 CATOn National Geographic WILD