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  • ANIMAL FIGHT CLUB

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ANIMAL FIGHT CLUB is back for a fifth season, following nature's ferocious battles. Extraordinary weapons and tactics are revealed, as CGI explores the incredible science behind the fight for survival. From the mightiest of predators, like lions, crocodiles and sharks, to the toughest little critters with surprising weaponry, like the Grasshopper Mouse and Spider Wasp, AFC takes Nat Geo Wild to new, testosterone-fuelled levels of excitement.

EPISODE GUIDE

  • Animal Fight Club: Blood Feud
    In this episode, we expose how some of the most deadly battles are fought amongst the same species, as well as between predator and prey.
  • Animal Fight Club: Firepower
    From African plains to the snow-covered wilds of North America, we reveal how nature's deadliest battles are fought over turf, and dominance.
  • Animal Fight Club: Enemy Within
    As the '90s progress, America becomes divided and fragmented, but young black rappers are making millions with the sound of life on the streets.
  • Animal Fight Club: Cheating Death
    This killer episode reveals how some of the most dangerous fights are between the same species, whether for territory, bloodline or survival.
  • Animal Fight Club: Giant Slayers
    From Grey Whales to African Elephants, battle to protect their young and secure their bloodline.
  • Animal Fight Club: Eat, Prey, Kill
    Mothers wage war as they protect their young, disputes over territory turn toxic and nature's toughest scavengers fight for food.
  • Animal Fight Club: Deadly Under Dogs
    Mothers wage war as they protect their young, disputes over territory turn toxic and nature's toughest scavengers fight for food.
  • Animal Fight Club: United We Stand
    In this explosive episode, mothers risk everything to protect young, clans unite to kill rivals and species turn on each other for food. In a world where it’s kill or be killed, sticking together can make all the difference.
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