National Geographic Channel TV Guide

Newlyweds are caught smuggling cocaine; legs are wrapped with cocaine; cocaine is found in a designer bag.

In 2012 Colorado became one of two states to legalize the recreational use of marijuana; gang members are feeling competition from newly legal dealers.

Miami is the port of entry for South American drugs; the DEA, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers and the U.S. Coast Guard try to stem the flow.

A North Philadelphia addict sells clean needles; an HIV-positive user tests heroin for wholesalers; a ridealong with two Philly cops.

Nashville's musicians often turn to selling drugs; a meth user covers his costs by cooking and selling it; a task force cleans up after meth cooks.

Drug use in the porn industry is examined, with emphasis placed on how HIV scares are making narcotic use less tolerated on set; bonus content included.

A look is taken at the California drug trade as a dealer sells cocaine and a farmer sells coca leaves to the cartel; bonus features are included.

Customs and Border Protection pulls a line of methamphetamine from a gas tank and stops an internal body carrier with fentanyl; featuring bonus content.

Earthquakes, destruction and wildfires reveal hidden cities and artifacts.

In the wake of a chaotic event, a bronze age village is unearthed; a Notre Dame fire reveals a 19th century grave, and tar pits show buried extinct mammals.

Unravel clues to Maya political intrigue in Guatemala and see why footprints found post-storm are changing English migration history.

Explorers find hidden treasures such as kids' drawings on the walls of Pompeii, a mythical sculpture uncovered in the aftermath of an Indian tsunami.

Inspect the wreck of the Mary Celestia, a Civil War ship raised by a hurricane; encounter imperial relics exposed by a drought in Iraq.

Typhoon Kammuri threatens regions in the Pacific Ocean, including the Philippines and Guam, which forces a U.S. Navy base to go on high alert.

Cameras aboard cargo ships, fishing boats and military vessels capture footage of Typhoon Hagibis as it gathers strength and heads toward Japan.

A fishing fleet working near America's North Atlantic coast copes with a series of additional dangers while on the job as winter storms hit the region.