This Sunday, National Geographic cameras explore the drug cartels' newest secret weapons: drug-smuggling submarines. Built in the Colombian jungles, they cost millions of dollars, are packed with electronics, and can carry up to six tons of cocaine. Then, go behind the scenes of the war between the drug cartels - with endless cash and a willingness to try anything - and US and Colombian law enforcement.
Some call methamphetamine the "Devil's Drug." Often made in less than an hour from a common cold remedy, this powerful stimulant is sweeping across the U.S. and Asia. Watch a Preview >>
Frontier Force: Meth Van Takedown
- NEW - TUESDAY at 10P et/pt
Whether in the college town of Bozeman or the backcountry, Montana's law enforcement needs to be prepared for anything. Watch a Preview >>
Search for Noah's Ark
THURSDAY at 10P et/pt
Examine the latest clues and theories that attempt to confirm the biblical account of Noah's ark and the flood. Satellite imagery of mountaintops and underwater geological surveys help dissect the story timeline from God's warning to the receding waters. Watch a Preview >>
Border Wars: Drug-Smuggling Grandma
- NEW - SUNDAY at 10P et/pt
Employing a Blackhawk helicopter and ATVs, agents arrest a suspected smuggler backpacking drugs into the U.S. Meanwhile, officers at a port of entry stop an unlikely but increasingly common smuggler - an elderly woman. Watch a Preview >>
Inside T-Rex
- NEW - FRI at 8P et/pt
In the cutthroat world of the ultimate apex predators, dinosaurs suffered colossal injuries and limped through a world rife with deadly infection and diseases. How did these amazing beasts manage to thrive despite their violent surroundings? Watch a Preview >>
Meet The Harpy Eagle
- NEW DEADLY 60 - TONIGHT at 10:30P et/pt
In Panama, Steve Backshall searches high and low for the magnificent harpy eagle. Fewer than 50,000 remain, spread out through the forests of Central and South America. Watch a Video >>
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