Fish Warrior: Catfish Attack: This Week on Nat Geo

If you are having trouble viewing this email, please visit this link. March 7 - 13 Share this story: Fish Warrior: Catfish Attack - NEW - FRIDAY at 8P et/pt WATCH A PREVIEW >> A catfish that can weigh nearly half a ton, eat small animals and, rumor has it, even people! Adventure angler and conservationist Jakub Vagner goes face-to-face with the Wels catfish in the Rhone River, France. He doesn't get swallowed whole, but he does get a vicious bite from a six-foot-long catfish while uncovering the truth about the Wels.   Hard Time: Back on the Streets - NEW - TUESDAY at 10P et/pt Almost all of prison inmates will be released back into their communities someday. Follow inmates nearing the end of imprisonment before they re-enter society. Watch a Preview >> Ultimate Factories: Jack Daniel's - NEW - THURSDAY at 10P et/pt The legendary amber liquor known as Jack Daniel's is one of the world's best-selling whiskies. And every single bottle is made in one place: the one-of-a-kind factory in Lynchburg, Tennessee. Watch a Preview >> Beast Hunter: Swamp Monster of the Congo - NEW - FRIDAY at 9P et/pt Pat Spain travels into the Cameroon jungle to investigate accounts of a dinosaur-like creature called "mokele mbembe" that has reportedly haunted Central Africa for hundreds of years. Watch a Preview >> Alaska State Troopers: Operation Moose Decoy - NEW - SUNDAY at 10P et/pt The Alaska State Troopers take down an armed thief, investigate a junkie hangout, and track down unlawful moose hunters using a unique partner in crime. Watch a Preview >> Earth: Making of a Planet Thurs at 8P et/pt The history of our planet is epic from its birth out of cosmic rubble to the unique complex of land, sea, atmosphere and life we know now. See how scientists think the Earth was formed billions of years ago through CGI recreations. Watch a Preview >> Best Rare Birds of 2010 From the marvellous spatuletail to a flightless parrot, see 12 award-winning photos of birds in danger of extinction. View Photos >> The Big Idea: Organ Regeneration One day, people who need a body part may be able to send some cells to a lab. Read Article >> Mon 3/7 Tue 3/8 Wed 3/9 Thu 3/10 Fri 3/11 Sat 3/12 Sun 3/13 8P et/pt Cannibal Hippos Hunt for the Somali Pirates Amish: Out of the Order Earth: Making of a Planet Fish Warrior: Catfish Attack - NEW - Great Migrations: Feast or Famine 2012: Countdown to Armageddon 9P et/pt My Child is a Monkey Hard Time: Prison Gangs L.A. Gang Wars Beast Hunter: Swamp Monster - NEW - Great Migrations: Born to Move Finding Atlantis - NEW - 10P et/pt Explorer: Marijuana Nation Hard Time: Back on the Streets - NEW - KKK: Inside American Terror Ultimate Factories: Jack Daniel's - NEW - Beast Hunter: Man Ape of Sumatra Great Migrations: Race to Survive Alaska State Troopers: Operation Moose Decoy - NEW - Unsubscribe  |  NGC Privacy Policy You received this editorial/commercial e-newsletter from National Geographic because the information for your account indicates that National Geographic may contact you via e-mail. To unsubscribe from this e-newsletter, please click on the unsubscribe link above or send your request to: National Geographic Attn: E-newsletter Program 1145 17th Street NW, Washington, DC 20036