All right, I'll give it a shot. Watched the first one - the shark show. Pretty interesting format, I really enjoyed the story itself. My main issue as it is with all shows on you guys or pbs or history or whatever - too long. It dragged on, repeated a lot of elements and could have gotten to the end much quicker. Still, well done and very different to most shows with animals that we see. I'm just happy it wasn't the Dog Whisperer

I just wanted to tell you that me and my family absolutely love to watch "The Dog Whisperer". IT has helped us tremendously in retraining our own dogs who are between the ages of 1 year and 9 years old. They were all receptive to the training! Please have Cesar on more often, we watch him all the time no matter how many times we've seen that episode!

i would like to buy the dvd ambush but having a problem finding it can you help me doug

I watch the hunter and the hunted any chance I get. I think that the shows are very informative and as a citizen concerned about the environment they can provide valuable info. I am actually a teacher and I am looking to buy any of these videos that show environmental issues, so that I can use them for my environment unit in my classroom.

Thank you for still believing in science and saving the earth even though our administration is not,
Jessica

I'd have to say it was the best production I've seen to date.

Hunter and Hunted is an excellent program and i feel you guys do a great job with it. i agree with a previous comment that sometimes it drags on, but i realize that it need to fill an hour and the story-line tries to create some suspense. I hope you guys don't run out of animals to do attack stories on anytime soon

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Hunter & Hunted is my favorite National Geographic show - possibly my favorite on any network. I have trouble finding a regular time slot for it though. I have found myself recounting the stories to family & friends who are equally fascinated. I find this show to be very informative & educational. I think, as humans, we need to respect nature & we need to have proper knowledge if we are going to put ourselves out there because of curiousity or whatever other reasons anyone may have. I have read the other posts & I am sorry if some of the families of the victims are upset. I don't believe that NG would set out to intentionally evoke that type of reaction. The victims who went out on the big game hunts - well, I'm sorry but I find it difficult to find sympathy there. The animals were doing what animals do - defending themselves or just trying to get away. They are not at fault - they felt threatened. Some of the footage & reenactments are disturbing, but I think it is necessary to tell the story completely. Most of these animals were somehow provoked into these attacks by humans who were being ignorant & sometimes cruel. My wish is that this program will serve as a warning for people before they set out to observe animals when they don't have the proper knowledge. It is tragic for all involved when the animals, scared & confused, do the only thing they know how. Thank you for this program & others like it.

I watched the polar bear episode. At least two people and a dog had been killed by bears and scientists were trying to figure out why. The humans on the island are way out-numbered by the polar bears. Co-existing with a large population of polar bears sounds well.....kind of crazy, but people do generally arm themselves, so they aren't stupid. They do know that polar bears are dangerous. There are three attacks documented in the show. In one instance two women go hiking and choose not to take a weapon. They are attacked and one is killed. In the second incident an experienced resident is confronted by a bear and has to use his gun, but for some reason he is carrying a 22 caliber pistol, which is like attacking a tank with a pea shooter. He is killed. I was shocked that he was not carrying a more powerful handgun, such as a 44 magnum. Even carrying pepper spray would have made more sense. The magnum would put a bear down with a few well placed rounds. The third instance involves a dog that is made helpless by being chained up when a bear approaches. We aren't actually told if the dog is killed, which is odd, because it seemed the producers wanted to spare us the thought of a dead dog, but had already showed us dead humans. At the end of show I began to be put off by the point of the show, which seemed to be an attempt to blame the humans and not the bears for the deaths. All you need to know is that polar bears are extremely powerful and might be the most dangerous animal on the planet. You don't need to research to figure this out. Polar bears rip huge seals and other animals apart when they are hungry. Ask a seal if he thinks it is his fault when a polar bear starts eating it. These animals are certainly beautiful and their power is awe inspiring, but they are predators and are not predictable. Here is my suggestion. Don't visit that island, but if you do be prepared to defend yourself at all times, because bears kill things and it doesn't take the sound of a plane flying over to give it a bad attitude!

I love this show and wish it were on more, just like I wish Seconds from Disaster and Air Emergency were on more. I also really enjoyed the episodes of Locked Up Abroad that aired recently. These shows are very compelling and can even be educational.

I watched Bear Man's Land a few weeks ago and have become obsessed with finding a copy of the picture Nikolaenko took of the bear (that allegedly killed him) standing in the water, staring and snarling at the photographer. It is one of the most haunting images I have ever seen. Alas, I can't find the DVDs for sale no less contact info for the crew who filmed the story. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Hi,
I'm Nitesh Srivastava from India. I'm a great fan of your channel. I want to attract your kind attention towards a very rare species of white tigers. These animals are in a very big danger. As far as my knowledge is concerned they are only in 15-25 in nos... so i'll request you to so something. thanks...

last night i was looking at nat geo india in hindi. There was a documentary going on of the Indian plane hijacked in 1999.
I enjoyed the way information was compiled but the thing that upset me the most was that the narrator was repeatedy accusing muslims as the terrorist nation and also was wrong to say that Al qaeda or Bin Ladin was responsible for 9/11 incident because now many critics and citizens of america themselves know that it was no one else than american intelligence itself and there is a proof for that also.
i would like if you change you language so it doesn't bring pain to muslim viewers as nat geo is one of the most favourite channels of PAKISTAN.

i've just resently started watching hunter hunted and it's truly remarkable.
most animals i never knew could be so dangerous, it's a documentary which makes people aware of the dangers. it's suberb show
keep it up!!!