National Geographic España 2016

An ambitious account of the story of human physiology in a feature-length dramatised documentary. Harnessing the magic of the most modern visual effects, we tell the story of the human body—inside and out—as it lives, grows, and dies on this predestined journey we call life. This unique National Geographic docudrama traces the life of a man, Adam, from the Cradle to the Grave, explaining the science behind our highs and lows, the rites of passage we all go through and exploring the inner workings of our bodies and how they change through time.

National Geographic's documentary series EXPLORER returns with breakthrough stories designed to magnify curiosity, innovation, news and information.

Every year, every generation, human beings find new ways to express their strength. Some men possess the perfect combination of brute strength, raw power, pure speed, and bones of steel. Leading sports physiologists, biomechanists, medical experts, and material sciences engineers join Strongman to determine the secrets of a human being's fantastic abilities

The dire wolf, a fierce and powerful alpha predator in the savage ice age, was larger and more powerful than any modern-day wolf. Why did it suddenly perish while the smaller, weaker gray wolf survived?

Air Crash Investigation shares this account and other stories of astonishing survival and heartbreaking disasters of some of the most tragic incidents in the history of aviation.
Plane crashes and near-disasters from around the globe are investigated in meticulous detail, providing a look into what went wrong and if they could have been prevented. These events have helped change aviation safety and brought about some of the most important standard regulations that we know today. Survivor accounts and event re-enactments weave gripping tales while computer generated images (CGI) and expert testimony better explain the reasons behind the fatal or near-fatal events.

Lamborghinis factory in SantAgata Bolognese, Italy [ALT: 20 miles/30 kilometers north of Bologna) is building its fastest car ever the Murcielago SV, of which just 350 will be made. The $450,000 Murcielago SV launches from 0 to 62 miles per hour in just 3.2 seconds and can achieve a top speed of 212 miles per hour.

Fishermen scour the depths of the oceans in search of the biggest and strangest sea creatures.

Shocking wilderness unfolds as state of art forensics and photography reveal the unknown acts of our animal kingdom. Get up close with predators and see how their instincts make them the fittest when it comes to their survival.