TV Guide National Geographic Channel Thursday

Caribbean Air and Marine Operations agents arrest a smuggling ring and seize 1300 kilos of cocaine.

American Maritime Officers seizes $8 million worth of coke; dollars' worth of cocaine; Homeland Security Investigations foils a port smuggling operation.

AMO agents discover over 80 kilos of coke washed ashore in U.S. Virgin Islands; 2 suspected smuggling vessels are intercepted coming from international waters.

Traffickers use false-floors and bleach to mask 350 kilos of coke onboard a boat; agents in St. Thomas race to catch smugglers spotted on trail cameras.

AMO chases a boat with 1,800 kilos of coke to the BVI; in PR, agents find a capsized migrant vessel and suspicious floating bundles.

American Maritime Officers seizes over 280 kilograms of cocaine and $750,000 from smuggling vessels.

Archaeologists explore hidden tombs and find spectacular mummies.

Hazen travels to the Malay Peninsula in Southeast Asia to spend time with the Mani tribe, and while with the group, Hazen participates in a jungle hunt.

Hazen travels to Papua New Guinea to observe one of the Mirr tribe's rituals, and he learns details about the tribe as he spends time there.

Hazen explores the mountains of northern Laos as he spends time with the Akha tribe to learn more about their culture and way of life.

Hazen explores the Amazon basin as he spends time with the Saramacca tribe so that he can learn about their customs and way of life.

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.

Visit Cambodia, where record droughts have left a trade hub exposed; examine a submerged funerary complex in Greece, ancient mammal footprints.

In the aftermath of seismic activity, WWII ships near Iwo Jima are unearthed, along with Mayan ruins in Guatemala.

An exploration into a medieval shipwreck; a Greek version of Atlantis that was submerged after a tsunami, and a Mexican temple unearthed after a drought.

Explorers find evidence of a meteor strike that is tied to a Biblical tale; dig into a tunnel full of treasure in Mexico, and examine a medieval cave shrine.

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

After the seas rise in England, a Bronze Age timber circle is unearthed; flood waters expose an ancient Ukrainian canoe.

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

Experts examine fish remains found near a Sumatran volcano that may show an unknown human migration route, and a forest fire unearths a prehistoric village.

Earthquakes, destruction and wildfires reveal hidden cities and artifacts.

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

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

Earthquakes, destruction and wildfires reveal hidden cities and artifacts.

Hazen travels to the Malay Peninsula in Southeast Asia to spend time with the Mani tribe, and while with the group, Hazen participates in a jungle hunt.

Hazen travels to Papua New Guinea to observe one of the Mirr tribe's rituals, and he learns details about the tribe as he spends time there.

Hazen explores the mountains of northern Laos as he spends time with the Akha tribe to learn more about their culture and way of life.

Hazen explores the Amazon basin as he spends time with the Saramacca tribe so that he can learn about their customs and way of life.

In the African desert country of Mali, rare desert elephants must migrate for food and water.