TV Guide National Geographic Wild Thursday

Rival animal dynasties attempt to gain control of the kingdom, and in the midst of their struggles for power, one leader's reign reaches its tragic end.

A mother is forced to teach her young cubs important lessons about survival amid rising flood waters that pose threats to their lives and to their home.

After a member of the Makulu Pack of wild dogs is attacked and murdered, the dogs look to a new leader for direction on what to do.

Alaska's Indigenous Peoples traverse mountains, tundra and arctic waters to gather resources for their families and communities.

In preparation for winter, Alaska Natives gather valuable resources along the rivers of their homelands.

With fall in full swing, the Indigenous Peoples of Alaska honor their ancestors and the land by living sustainably.

Alaska's Indigenous peoples prepare for winter by traveling through water and mountains to gather food and resources.

The Indigenous peoples of Alaska come together to prepare for winter and continue their traditional practices in tune with the land.

On the hunt for sustenance before winter sets in, Alaska Natives travel the tundra, rivers and valleys for moose, salmon and duck.

As winter gradually fades, Andy puts out snares to keep his food coming; Erik and Martha build a smoker for their moose meat; Chip and Agnes hunt more caribou.

As spring approaches, Chip and Agnes set out the traps for the fur trade; Erik and Martha stock up on caribou meat; Glenn races to retrieve meat he has stored.

Sue's snow machine crash injuries make her future uncertain; Chip's snow machine breakdown threatens their hunt for caribou; Erik and Martha go ice fishing.

Spring arrives in Alaska; Sue returns to her lodge to deal with four months' worth of damage; the Hailstone family sets up camp for the Alaskan summer.

Chip and Agnes Hailstone build a rack for drying their hunting and fishing catches; Jessie Holmes races to finish his smokehouse before salmon season.

Glenn sets up camp to hunt wild sheep; Jessie rushes to get his fish wheel in place before the season starts; Sue's recent injury forces her to hire help.

Electrical troubles may cause Sue to miss a critical supply delivery; the Hailstone family prepares to camp in severe winds; Jessie tries net fishing.

The Hailstones pick up a new boat and motor for salmon fishing; Erik hunts for black bear; Sue has to refill her freezer before winter arrives.

Sue goes fishing to rebuild her food supply; Chip Hailstone gathers the wood his family needs to preserve their food; Erik and Martha fish for Arctic grayling.

Sue Aikens travels to Fairbanks to pick up a custom-made left-handed gun; the Hailstones' daughters learn to collect sour docks for their vitamin C.

The Hailstones brave treacherous waters as they return from a hunt; Erik and Martha take their last fishing trip before winter; Jessie gets lost hunting moose.

A female lion makes a tough decision on behalf of her pride as she attempts to save the pride's young cubs from a dangerous situation.

As the teenagers deal with the aftermath of their fight with Thata, they put their lives in danger as they strike out on their own.

A harsh drought hits the region and affects all the animals, which forces the mothers to search for a way to save their offspring from a deadly situation.