Real Wild schedule

Kangaroos are crepuscular herbivores living in mobs led by strong, dominant males in Australia.

Researchers study a black bear family in the forested hills of Oklahoma.

Anti-poaching team in Mozambique tracks poachers to protect vulnerable wildlife species.

The water beetle emerges in spring, battling for survival in a pond with various creatures.

In French Guyana's Amazon, a young jaguar faces fierce warrior ants, revealing jungle drama.

The equatorial rainforests of South East Asia are amongst the tallest and richest forests on earth.

The Indonesian archipelago comprises of the world’s largest concentration of coral reefs.

Cuttlefish, with 3 hearts and 10 arms, reveal brain secrets through their eyes and pyrotechnics.

Scientific boys off French Riviera uncover secrets of the giant oarfish, likely the sea serpent myth's source.

South America has diverse lands, wildlife, Andes mountains, rich flora, rivers, and large mammals.

Herpetologists Juan Tims and Hiram Cuevas explore Bolivia to find venomous snakes and a new viper.

The expedition starts in Samay Pata, then moves to Bella Vista's palm forest for supplies.

Snowy Mountains wild horses adapt to predators, neighbors, and harsh but nourishing conditions.

Australia's wild horses adapt to threats, using inherited knowledge to survive harsh conditions.

Ivan meets a group of conservationists who capture and study the whitetail deer in the frigid South Dakotan winter.

Conservationists use advanced methods to capture kudu, impala, and giraffe for study and protection.

The study explores if animals use sounds to convey specific messages.

Explores Political strategies in nature, from cunning to egalitarian, before humans dominated.

The high slopes of Ecuador’s volcanoes are a cold desert known as the paramo, the ‘inhospitable lands’.

The Africa Savannah is parched and unforgiving, only to dramatically come to life with the annual rains.

Arctic crew battle storms, improvise shelter, and film playful wolves amid setbacks.

Japan's Sugar Mago shows human-wildlife balance, from dragonflies to hot-spring monkeys.

Follow three playful bear cubs as they explore Scandinavia’s wild forests, home to moose, wolves, and rare flying squirrels!

Deep in the snowy forests of Scandinavia, a mother bear raises her cubs, guiding them through their first year in the wild.

Forests adapt worldwide as trees and animals form bonds, with cold regions slowing growth to survive winters

Explore impenetrable forests, caves, rivers, and wild landscapes. Discover diverse wildlife like wolves, deer, and rare species in Germany's Wild Amazon.

See how humble plants triggered Earth’s greatest transformation