Deadly Instincts
2015 · 44m · Documentary
The law of the wild is kill or be killed; learning how animals kill.
Episodes
1. Natural Born Killers44m · A unique look at the art of killing in the wild where the law is kill or be killed.
2. Born to Run44m · Stories of the journey to independence in the wild; learning to hung; mastering fighting.
3. Primal Urges44m · Animals go to great lengths to find, keep and defend their mates.
4. Blood Lines44m · A female capybara sacrifices one pup to save seven; elephants stand vigil over an unknown calf.
5. Fear Factor44m · Survivors use courage, wisdom and strength to make it against all odds.
6. Win or Die44m · The battle for dominance can be harsh, but power is the ultimate prize.More Like This
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