Great Migrations on National Geographic Channel

Three years in the making. The most ambitious endeavor in National Geographic's 122 year history.

They move as millions to survive as one.

National Geographic Channel's Great Migrations is a seven-part global programming event that takes viewers around the world on the arduous journeys millions of animals undertake to ensure the survival of their species. Shot from land and air, in trees and cliff-blinds, on ice floes and underwater, Great Migrations tells the formidable, powerful stories of many of the planet's species and their movements, while revealing new scientific discoveries with breathtaking high-definition clarity.

Coming this November 2010 on the National Geographic Channel!

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[greenrandi]

Check out the Zebra chasing a cheetah, Elephants mourning their dead, a male Zebra risking his life for a baby Zebra...absolutely amazing. Can't wait to see this!

[DRFATMA1]

oh my God............awesome.....inc­redible i will see it on national geografic

[DKDamilos]

There is a butterfly chasing an alien mothership!!!!

[ichai1]

does anybody knows how could listen or get anton sanko music???(music in great migration)

[thegreeensky]

awesome video, thanks national geographic channel for this great docu, :)

[LaughablePerson]

Gave me chills...

[hamwilson]

it is always interesting to see wildlife animals are innocent and near to nature unlike human beings they do not display

[pana21panda]

White-eared kob at 3:08 are from Southern Sudan, love them to death...They left during war and came back after war...Inspiring indeed!!!!!!!!!

[darkdill7]

i luv watching great migrations, it a popular show here in australia

[doodooxcd2]

I want to watch it, don't know why but I have this unsettling urge to and I shall!WOOOH

[vacuuss]

I got chills from this, and found myself with tears in my eyes by the middle of it.

[Tonetare]

Thus far my favorite National Geographic video was "Lions & Hyenas. Eternal Enemies" Great film that really surrounded around the drama of nature and made a movie out of it. I'm hoping National Geographic will do another like that one.