World's Deadliest MEGA EPISODE | Season 1 Full Episodes | Nat Geo Wild

World’s Deadliest looks at most riveting moments of animal predation, breaking down the struggle for survival and supremacy into five action-packed episodes.
Episodes:
0:00 Pack Hunters
World's Deadliest: Pack Hunters takes a deep dive into the world of group predation with a look at twelve different species who use teamwork to bring down their prey.
45:37 Ultimate Predators
Witness a polar bear, great white and crocodile display their differing hunting strategies on unsuspecting prey as some of the world's ultimate predators.
1:31:30 Predator Weapons
NGC goes inside the amazing weapons and hunting techniques of some of the world's deadliest predators to learn the secret to their deadly attacks.
2:17:17 Predator Superpowers
NGC reveals the superpowers of predators. Watch a maniacal stoat hypnotize its prey, a basilisk lizard run on water, and a parasite turn its prey into zombies.
3:02:39 Animal Battles
It's a brutal fight as zebras, gelada monkeys, honeybees and more use every weapon at their disposal to emerge victorious.
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[@jampasurprenant1794]

How amazing watching these wild animals doing their own way of hunting.

[@judithcampbell1705]

Nat Geo is boss of the Documentaries. Beautiful scenery and excellent quality. Thank you 💛

[@sandrarawn2147]

Hello from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 You can't beat NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC for their narrators, videos! They really are the best!❤❤

[@maneeshmohan8193]

A journey of survival.Very good documentary, good presentation.❤

[@GraftonDuncan-go8wd]

❤️ Perfect to relax and watch on a good Friday 😁

[@jeannette7088]

how old are you?

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

@@jeannette7088 17

[@fayeduncan9626]

I agree😊...

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

@@fayeduncan9626 😲

[@jhonwillim]

Love nature n animals

[@CristineLeyva]

Watching these animals in 4K feels like a dream. The level of detail is astonishing, making it feel like I'm right there with them.

[@themufasausa]

A journey of survival. Excellent documentary, great narration, and script. I love Nat Geo WILD ❤❤❤

[@kieranhart5776]

If Nat Geo Wild is your favourite wildlife channel, assemble here. This is the love Nat Geo room. 👇

[@askia7535]

Love me sum nat Geo wild 💯

[@MellowSoul-mo7fu]

The beauty of the animal world lies in its diversity and complexity.🤩

[@Lotusflower555]

I’ve always been fascinated by cheetahs. Such a beautiful creature

[@fuiplu]

Fantastic documentary

[@vlado2701]

Holy truth ! Thanks dear Friend !

[@juniperabbott2614]

@@vlado2701 Holy though, it's not

[@luissolis641]

Love this, thank you!

[@OlaedoOwenbrown]

I love Nat Geo Wild button >>>>>>>>

[@HellcatMad]

Oh this is gonna be great! Thanks

[@Plug042]

My day is made

[@user-m.hadi68]

Sangat menakjubkan rantai makanan di alam liar

[@TheWinterShadow]

At 21:16, that coyote didn't get the memo. Those wolves had no mercy.

[@user-gr7ms1tf9l]

King of the animals

[@MakeshSchoell]

An integral part of the hunting process is the lion's patience and perseverance in waiting for the opportunity.

[@sulimmaribin2146]

This a best documentary👍👍

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Absolutely magnificent differences species of wildlife animals .

[@hdmeek6485]

Great doc well done📽

[@jsn23nc]

Lions are thr 2nd fastest cat 50 mph

[@StayPositive-sd8op]

Friday night ive been watching these the past couple hours. Aint much to do tonight in Indiana

[@barnetteaj]

Beautiful video

[@4everyoung936]

the lion's solo run is beautiful ❤❤❤🦁 the lion is at his maximum splendor ❤ minute 6:20

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Cheetahs are one of the big cats I love to watch They are amazingly beautiful big cats and they are so cute and adorable cats.

[@terryford7459]

You've outdone yourselves with this one mate!! It's real kosher!!!! 😂❤

[@Ze_Moose]

Except when that wild pig was eaten. Wasn't kosher or halal 😂

[@user-xx6yy5dm5d]

the best

[@putraappm]

*mantabb djiwa* 👍

[@NovellaZanes]

Lion hunting and predation are part of an integral natural cycle in the ecosystem.

[@rosalindapabular8050]

amazing

[@EdwinngendaMbindawina]

Really amazing

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Magnificent wildlife life animals.

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Wow what magnificent animals .

[@mrhassell]

Easily one of the best documentaries on the Animal Kingdom. It should be included in every school's curriculum.

[@rex-freestylepackripps801]

That's a good one to vibe and relate to!!👍😎💯

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

"No treaties, no peace talks, no Geneva Convention. Nature's battlefield never falls quiet Just an endless arms race.' Lol. I love this narration.

[@anujprajapati129]

Wow! I’m pretty sure I watched this documentary almost 18 years ago. Time sure flies

[@Vialightperpetua]

Sistema 🎉

[@ronaldthakoer7897]

Super Natural!❤

[@AsianMarketDiscovery]

love this video very much, thank you again

[@akagie]

That was impressive at 4:39

[@chriswillett6753]

I Love Nat Geo Wild ! However I'm so tired of seeing that same old Anaconda Capybara kill scene for years on end.

[@thirsupitishanti9107]

Thanks from thailand, in peace!

[@wanimalworld]

Why doesn't that warthog live near its den and just go out for the lion to catch it?

[@igpgy]

Wow! Loved it

[@docanimaisselvagens]

vídeo muito bom

[@heatherbarrineau5322]

The snails with the mind controlled parasites is scary and now makes sense on how they spread to all wildlife..

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

it's more scary if the parasites start targeting humans and live in the human body. this is the real possession

[@darkscreenrainsounds]

The clarity and detail in this video are astonishing! It feels like I'm right there in the midst of the wilderness.

[@curtiswheeler2212]

the funny thing about these shows is that when we are obliviated these animals will still be here! there! everywhere,LOL!

[@doctor02new]

Well done indeed!

[@NaturalHuntingTV]

wow It was so surprised

[@salvatoredandrea5670]

congratulazioni per le riprese eccezionale doumentario da 5 stelle grazie.

[@binhtran2887]

Thank for share

[@tapansaha3726]

as keystone species, lions play a crucial role in regulating prey populations and shaping ecosystem dynamics in their habitats.

[@rokfondasclickbait7617]

Good night to all. ❤

[@8LightLover8]

Great shots wow

[@Vialightperpetua]

FBI 🎉 blindado

[@ambersafi3518]

❤

[@ShivaTheTraveller07]

In Whole video I am thinking, how cameraman is everywhere 😮

[@StayPositive-sd8op]

Same here

[@leve-sc4zr]

3:35

[@ApexNoCommentary]

I noticed You're Right. How Cameraman reached at perfect moment?🤔

[@Wisdom_and_Knowledge365]

They never die 😂😂😂

[@ThatFijianGuy]

Patience

[@onyxx.monopoly]

These cameramen are AMAZING, my gawd!

[@StayPositive-sd8op]

History Channel.. i like watching because he gets to the point of each animal. The one thing i wonder about is how do you get all the cameras placed where u see things up close

[@LifeOdysseyMotivation]

tricks

[@jampasurprenant1794]

I absolutely feel sorry for smaller monkeys they can't run away from these biggest monkeys.

[@elieneCecilia]

❤😍

[@keochansovanith]

wow! Lovely

[@Vialightperpetua]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 blindado comida infinita 🗿

[@ChristieBWahl]

Awesome

[@Vialightperpetua]

Polio cinza ❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[@jawidhussain5062]

Nice

[@TheWinterShadow]

All of these predators have superpowers. Which superpower would you choose?

[@Vialightperpetua]

🎉

[@toddtrierweiler958]

That's the ship from one peace

[@docanimalfight]

nice video

[@Naret100M]

Lion like fighting alone not group

[@StayPositive-sd8op]

Id love to get some tips on how these bears are able to catch those salmon so easy

[@EdwinngendaMbindawina]

Let me watch it first am still downloading

[@Rythorical]

Newest vid lets go!

[@Qbrob]

Jean Michel was same age as me. Grew up in NYC. But I had a different lifestyle.

[@KevinWatkins-yl2wj]

So for the cheetah, for just a brief moment, their legs at top speed don't touch the ground? So they can technically fly at 70mph..dayuuum.

[@shirlprada2447]

I love wild life for what it is. It’s a pity in this episode National Geographic has choreographed wild life with dramatized sound effects and dialogue whereby adding their distorted view of nature doing what it’s built to do.

[@user-yv9vo4xq9m]

I have barred owls that constantly get my chickens . It's in possible to have wildlife n the county . Unless u and a couple dogs constantly guard them .

[@soussasaou]

GOD is great, he created countless fauna and flora species and provided for each of them well adjusted powers and means to survive. humans will never never never be able to create or even imitate this amazing and fantastic nature without destroying first the surrounding ecosystem or sacrify other species

[@timmarkowicz779]

I doubt it.

[@newlistfletcher2344]

Didn't know zebras knew the first law of the SAFARI ( didn't know they went on safaris lol ) but im sure they learn the first law of the SAVANNAH !! LMAO

[@chindeth3606]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@user-et7jo2qv7f]

야생동물을 보는 것은 우리 환경을 보호하는 데 도움이 됩니다

[@wildanimalattackskr]

야생 동물 동영상을 보는 것은 자연 세계에 대해 더 많이 배울 수 있는 좋은 방법입니다.

[@Vialightperpetua]

Maria de Fátima Januário de Araújo

[@Vialightperpetua]

❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊,🧮🥌🧭🤖

[@Vialightperpetua]

,❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

[@Vialightperpetua]

❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊,🕸️🕷️🦸🏽‍♂️🧮🪰🥌🛡️🧭🗡️🤖⚔️🖲️🕸️🪫🛸☎️🛰️📱📞💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

Just re-hashed old footage - I guess it's cheaper than paying for something new...

[@fuiplu]

Many haven't seen it

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

@@fuipluNat Geo are just being cheapskates. Their once amazing docs are now being turned into cheap junk. Sad to see such a great channel scraping the bottom of the barrel...

[@nightcedargarden]

I mean...did you consider how many risks, time it took to film these magnificent creatures? You acting like these animals make tik tok videos clips Smh.

[@WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

@@nightcedargarden Originally this footage was all part of good documentaries. This mashed together sensationalist stuff seems to be the new normal at Nat Geo. It cheapens the footage and disrespects those who took it.

[@Callie0514]

Monkeys don’t treat theirs members of a clan so mean and don’t care whether others eat or not so how are they closely related to monkeys

[@jerardomata9891]

N0 different then humans .😮😮

[@denilsonpintocesar3855]

They not are bad is their life

[@I_S_S_A_]

They not as bad as your grammar.

[@topt450]

😢khunkhuwar

[@kimsmith9785]

I ❤ my cheetahs

[@gar0188]

Does anyone know how lions communicate? It’s obvious they plan out these hunts and everyone has their role, but how do they communicate as far as assigning roles etc if anyone knows id really appreciate a reply. Thanks.

[@mdarifulislam3555]

Uou guys should add subtitles to it.

[@hongqiangyue8818]

Whats you're favourite animal

[@lennydetloff1031]

Women

[@brendadion7868]

All the wild cats, big and small. ❤

[@dagrizzla6252]

Great Horned Owl

[@kain_go]

@@lennydetloff1031💀

[@bradm4493]

My dog. But I did witness bubble feeding first hand while fishing in Alaska and it was incredible

[@corneliarosario7609]

How did they get the camera inside of the rock python?

[@brendadion7868]

I wish videos like this would stop labeling these creatures as "killers" and "deadly predators". They are all simply trying to eat and provide food for their families packs and colonies...just like any living species on the planet.

[@dagrizzla6252]

Well what do you think they have to do to get that “food”? They don’t go to a grocery store. They kill for survival, using soft language to disguise the fact of this matter is dumb.

[@vasilisklanken5442]

The cockroach, the mosquito and other creatures of nature strive for exactly the same, to secure their food. But we kill them. Why;? Why don't we buy insect repellants -for example- and buy insecticides? Why don't we try to expel them and choose to take away their precious - for them - life? Let each of us address the question to himself!

[@phil97n]

Their survival definitely depends on savagery - it's that straightforward.

[@mag-nm7tw]

They are called deadly predators because that’s what they are. Why is that such an issue?

[@dagrizzla6252]

@@mag-nm7tw that’s what I’m saying, they need to be deadly in order to survive, this guy has a Disney like perception of these fascinating creatures