National Geographic July 2016

In honour of the 15th Anniversary of 9/11, National Geographic Channel is looking back at the very best reporting we have done since this world-changing tragedy first happened, using extended excerpts from past specials that relate directly to events leading up to and following the attacks on New York City and Washington DC.

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.

Deep in the Atlantic new islands are forming alongside the ancient peaks of the Azores. But how did the jungle find its way on to the inhospitable rocks, long before the arrival of humans? The answer is birds.

In the animal kingdom, covert assassins evolved. Lurking in the shadows, ready to pounce at lighting speeds, they search for their next meals. They fight for survival, battling foes. They are animal ninjas and possess the skills to kill: speed, stealth, agility, patience and weapons. In the next hour, the world's deadliest animals will use their jaw-dropping talents to fight to live another day. From stealthy cats to patient seals, giant centipedes to kick-boxing kangaroos, these animals will amaze us on World's Deadliest: Animal Ninja Warriors.

In the animal kingdom, females are tough, feisty and fearless. But these Lady Killers don't just get by on their good looks; they use their paws, claws and jaws to ensure survival for themselves and for their offspring. Meet protective moose moms, a clan of hyenas that live in a female-dominated society and creatures that mate for life including some males who learn too late that mating is literally the last thing they will do in life.