Don’t miss Nat Geo WILD’s summer series “Destination Wild.” Watch “Real Angry Birds,” this Sunday July 12th at 9p est!
“Angry Birds” is an addictive game, but are there real angry birds out there? What happens when they stop being polite and start getting mad? For the aviary set, every day is a battle to survive, find food and shelter, and stay out of harm’s way. Tune in for a bird’s-eye view of our feathered friends’ fights, singing battles and dance-offs.
Here is a sneak peak of the new show:
Lots of fish offer best conditions for a young hunting white tailed eagle. (Photo credit: © nautilusfilm / NDR Naturfilm / Doclights GmbH)
About Destination Wild:
Destination Wild premiere specials air EVERY Sunday night on Nat Geo WILD for 12 weeks in a row, beginning Sunday, July 12, at 9/8c.“We are proud to be the only network that dedicates one night every week to wildlife programming,” said Geoff Daniels, EVP and general manager, Nat Geo WILD. “When it comes to appointment television,Destination Wild has something for the entire family. We bring you the most intimate wildlife encounters, unmatched cinematography and fascinating stories from some of the greatest filmmakers in the world. And this summer, we focus on the wildest, craziest, cuddliest and furriest aspects of the wild — putting the spotlight on the animals themselves!”It all starts with a flight above the clouds to see the Real Angry Birds, inspired by the popular game and No. 1 book, to see what happens when they get their feathers ruffled. Clever Monkeys is a cheeky look at our primate cousins whose intelligence and emotions will strike a familiar chord. Fur Seal Battleground follows two seal pups that are trying to be among the 50 percent that survive the first year of life. Extremely rare footage of a kangaroo birth in Kangaroo King is a must-see. All this and more animal wonder is in store this summer.
In a city like Hamburg, peregrines find a lot of pigeons to hunt. (Photo credit: © Grospitz & Westphalen / NDR Naturfilm / Doclights GmbH)
Photo Credits: Courtesy of Nat Geo WILD
