National Geographic Dont Tell My Mother

Don't Tell My Mother I'm In, shows what life is really like in a war zone. In each episode, host Diego (grandson of legendary surrealist cinema filmmaker) goes on a behind-the-scenes journey through regions with bad reputations, including: Afghanistan, Colombia, Congo, Gaza, and North Korea.

Diego travelled for a month across Iraq. He discovered that the people are learning to live again and are slowly coming together to rebuild.

15 years after the most murderous war in Europe, what has happened to the Balkans. Join Diego's trip to check the Balkans out.

Crocodiles are much more than mere brutes. A crocodile’s maternal instincts emerge with the birth of her young as they navigate the dangerous first days before they become the killers we fear.

Crocodiles are much more than mere brutes. A crocodile’s maternal instincts emerge with the birth of her young as they navigate the dangerous first days before they become the killers we fear.

Within 8 years, Hugo Chavez had transformed Latin American country into a true world power with oil barrel prices topping 100 dollars. On a trip to Venezuela, Diego discovers massive food shortages and cheap gasoline; sugar cane workers fight for land rights in San Felipe; a mobile library in the Andes.

Female tiger, Machli, has held her lakeside territory for 11 years. Her three cubs, Satra, Athara and Unis, are on the verge of adulthood. They are about to face one of the most dangerous times of their young lives, leaving the safety of their mother’s company and venturing into the wilderness to find their own territories. When one of the tigers sets her sights on the lakeside territory, battle commences, and one by one, the tigers are pushed out. The only tiger remaining is Machli. Will daughter challenge mother in this battle for supremacy over India’s Ranthambhore National Park?

The Economist called Pakistan "the worlds most dangerous place." Get ready to see Pakistan like you've never imagined it before with Diego. Pakistan proves to be very diverse when Diego experiences a school, Karachi, a TV show hosted by a cross-dressing man, and a five-star hotel.

Don't Tell My Mother I'm In, shows what life is really like in a war zone. In each episode, host Diego (grandson of legendary surrealist cinema filmmaker) goes on a behind-the-scenes journey through regions with bad reputations, including: Afghanistan, Colombia, Congo, Gaza, and North Korea.

Four out of five people will be the victim of at least one violent crime in their lifetime. One of the main problems is that we dont have the knowledge or physical skillset to turn the situation in our favour. See what our team of selfdefence specialists have to say to stay safe on the streets.

The National Geographic magazine is famous the world over for its impressive journalism on science, plantlife and animals. Even more so its photographic content is unsurpassed in the magazine market - at least on the topic of natural sciences. A perfect bound magazine, National Geographic is one to collect.

This is the story of one of the shyest cats in the world. Follow a puma mother and her three cubs in the wild, with an intimate insight into their daily lives, how the little ones learn from their mother, how they sneak up on a guanaco (alpaca) and how they make themselves "invisible" when prey is approaching or mum is away hunting. The puma mother needs to be an effective hunter. But not only her young benefit from the night time kill; Condors, South American Grey foxes and others often depend on a puma’s meal for survival.